FAQ

No out of pocket fees are paid to your attorneys. If you win your case, your lawyers are paid from the back pay you are owed by the Social Security Administration. Your lawyers are only paid a percentage that is set by the Administration, so you will never spend all of your rightful back pay on attorney’s fees. If you do not win your case, you will owe nothing.

Even if you still have a job, you should talk to a disability attorney if you think that you will need to apply for benefits in the near future. Even though you can only be considered disabled if you have a condition that will prevent you from working for at least one year, your lawyer can help you prepare for this period out of work and help you maximize your benefits.

Usually, medical records are ordered from your doctors so that the Social Security Administration can examine those records for how your medical condition affects you. Sometimes it’s necessary, though, to have a hearing in front of a judge in order to testify about how your activities are limited. You should not be afraid of a hearing with a caring and experienced attorney by your side.

If you’ve been denied disability benefits, you should IMMEDIATELY seek the help of an experienced attorney. You only have 60 days to appeal the decision, and sometimes it can be difficult to coordinate getting all of the necessary information to your attorney that is needed to file the appeal. Don’t wait, call today!