Daniel A. Webb - a Little Rock, Jonesboro (AR) Social Security Denial Lawyer

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Little Rock Social Security Denial Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

Areas of Practice

Social Security Denial
Personal Injury
Social Security Disability
Long Term Disability Insurance (ERISA)
Workers' Compensation
Estate Planning
Probate Administration
Domestic Relations
Divorce
Business Related Law
Contractual Disputes
Criminal Defense
Traffic Tickets

Attorney Information

Overview

I strive to provide reasonably priced aggressive legal representation in a courteous, friendly and respectful manner.

Education

Legal Education
- University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law, Little Rock, Arkansas, 2000

Current Employment Position(s)

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Sole Practitioner
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Past Positions

Firm of Horne, Hollingsworth and Parker, Associate, 2000 - 2001

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Little Rock, AR

111 Center Street
Suite 1200
Little Rock, AR 72201

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Phone: 501-372-2400

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Website: https://www.dwebblaw.com

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