Shreveport Social Security Disability: Advocacy for
North Louisiana
If you live in Shreveport, Bossier City, or the surrounding parishes of North Louisiana, you know that the Ark-La-Tex region is defined by a unique blend of industry, military service, and southern hospitality. But when a chronic illness or a severe injury takes you out of the workforce, the path to Social Security Disability benefits can feel like a maze. At Magnolia Disability, we provide the personalized, high-stakes advocacy that the families of the 318 deserve, standing up against national “disability mills” with local expertise.
Our Connection to the Shreveport Community
Shreveport is the medical and industrial anchor of North Louisiana. We have deep experience navigating the medical landscape of Caddo and Bossier Parishes. Whether you are treating with specialists at Ochsner LSU Health Shreveport, Willis-Knighton Health System, or CHRISTUS Shreveport-Bossier, we understand how to translate your local medical records into the specific evidence the SSA requires.
We also recognize the immense contribution of our military community. With Barksdale Air Force Base nearby and the Overton Brooks VA Medical Center serving our veterans, we understand the specific challenges faced by those with service-connected disabilities. We know how to leverage your VA records to build a comprehensive Social Security Disability claim.
Local Landmarks & Life in the Ark-La-Tex
We are proud to serve the people who call North Louisiana home—from the historic homes of Highland and South Highlands to the riverfront views of Bossier City. Whether you enjoy a day at the Red River Revel, a walk through Norton Art Gallery, or a night near the Shreveport Aquarium, we know that losing the ability to participate in your community is a heavy burden. We fight to get you the benefits you’ve earned so you can focus on your life here in the “318.”
Lance’s Local Recommendation
“If you’re in the Shreveport-Bossier area, you absolutely have to stop by Strawn’s Eat Shop on Kings Highway. Their ice box pies—especially the strawberry—are world-famous for a reason. It’s a local institution that perfectly captures the heart and soul of the city.” — Lance White
Local Resources for Your
Disability Claim
When you are handling a claim in North Louisiana, you need to know exactly where to go. Here is the contact information for the local field office serving the Shreveport-Bossier area.
Shreveport Social Security Field Office
Why Choose Magnolia Disability
We aren’t a voice on a speakerphone in another state; we are your neighbors. From the Shreveport Riverview Park to the Louisiana State Fairgrounds, we are committed to serving the people of North Louisiana with the “Magnolia touch”—professional, persistent, and local.
No Fees Unless We Win Your Case
We believe that high-quality representation should be accessible to everyone in Shreveport, regardless of their current financial situation. We work on a contingency basis, meaning there are no upfront costs or hidden fees. We only get paid when we successfully win your benefits and secure your backpay.
Contact Us Today for a Consultation
(225) 955-2973 Serving Shreveport,
Bossier City, and All of Louisiana
The Team Behind Our Success
Magnolia Disability was founded by attorney Lance White to assist people with disabilities (who are no longer able to work) obtain their Social Security benefits. Throughout his career, he has helped hundreds of clients obtain disability benefits they need to live without fear of how they will afford their food, their home, and their lifestyle.
Lance is joined in his practice by Paula White, who is a current EDPNA through the Social Security Administration and an Accredited Disability Representative through the National Association of Disability Representatives (NADR). Together they strive to create an environment in which their clients feel heard, appreciated, and fairly represented.
Lance White
Paula White
Guidance You Can Count On
We Put Clients First
We Build Strong Cases
We Stay Persistent
Are You Ready to Win Your Case?
