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Social Security Disability
Have you been denied? You must appeal!
If: 1. You are no longer capable of working or have been unable to work for a period lasting longer than one year;
2. You have (a) worked a minimum of 5 years during the last 10 years proceeding your disability and (b) paid into the Social Security System during that period;
3. You stopped working within the last 5 years; and
4. You are under 65 years old.
Then: You may be eligible for Social Security Disability Benefits.
Social Security Disability Benefits are an entitlement providing monthly Social Security payments throughout your disability and can be permanent. Additionally, your spouse and children may be eligible for auxiliary benefits.
Our Services Include:
1. Assistance and advice with the completion of complex and often tricky forms;
2. Ongoing in-office or telephone consultations as necessary;
3. Review of medical records and physician narratives;
4. Recommending physicians and/or medical specialists;
5. Advising your physicians of Social Security requirements and tests necessary to grant SSD benefits;
6. Informing Social Security that you are represented, curtailing further direct inquiries from SSA staff;
7. Preparation before, representation at, any interview with adjudication officers and/or hearings before a Social Security Administrative Law Judge.
8. Representation in the United States Federal District Court, if applicable.
9. Research of the law regarding specific legal issues unique to your case.
10. Attorney appearances at all hearings, cross examination of any adverse witnesses or experts; and
11. The preparation and filing of any necessary appeals.
What will this cost me:
There is no charge for telephone or in-person consultations. During our consultation we will provide you with our opinions with respect to your case. If you decide to retain us, and we agree to represent you, then,
1. We are paid only if we are successful in obtaining you Social Security Benefits.
2. We are paid only a portion of back money awarded to you. We limit our fee to the lesser of 30% or $5,000.00 of all retroactive or past due benefits awarded to you and your family.
3. When you win, The Social Security Administration will pay our fees automatically from money withheld from your past due benefits.
HOW DO I CHOOSE AN ATTORNEY?
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