Attorney Matthew Robles is an associate in the Madison office of Hawks Quindel, S.C. His practice focuses on representing individuals in workers’ compensation and Social Security Disability claims. Losing the ability to work is an incredibly difficult experience, only made worse by having to take on an insurance company or the government all alone. Attorney Robles fights tirelessly on behalf of his clients, helping them through what are often stressful times.

Wisconsin Workers Compensation Attorney

Attorney Robles represents injured workers around the State of Wisconsin in workers compensation claims. The Wisconsin workers compensation system provides benefits for time off of work, medical expenses, reduced future earnings, and can even help pay for school to transition into a new profession. Attorney Robles has a proven track record of fighting for injured workers. Attorney Robles is not only a Wisconsin workers compensation attorney, but also represents workers in claims for duty disability, long term disability, and SSDI benefits. His breadth of knowledge about the options available to injured workers allows him to give clients a comprehensive assessment of their options, beyond just workers compensation. If you would like to discuss your case with a Wisconsin workers compensation attorney, please contact Attorney Robles at the Hawks Quindel Madison office.

Madison Social Security Disability Attorney

Attorney Robles is also a Madison Social Security Disability attorney. He represents individuals in claims for Social Security Disability benefits, both SSDI and SSI. Attorney Robles works with his clients at each stage of the Social Security Disability process, guiding them from application to approval. Those looking for an advocate in their corner should look no further than Attorney Robles, and the SSDI attorney team at Hawks Quindel.

Experience

Attorney Robles is a member of the State Bar of Wisconsin, Dane County Bar Association, Wisconsin Association of Worker’s Compensation Attorneys and National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives. He has served on the Wisconsin Judicial Council Committee on Appellate Procedure and presented on workers compensation and Social Security Disability topics at the University of Wisconsin–Extension and State Bar of Wisconsin.