Palm Harbor Social Security Disability
Palm Harbor Social Security Disability
A denied Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claim can be crushing. However, while disheartening, it’s important you do not give up.
It’s unfortunate, but most SSDI claims are denied after the initial application is filed. Hiring an experienced Social Security disability attorney can help you fight for the benefits you deserve.
All law firms are not the same. At Morgan & Morgan, our attorneys will fight tirelessly to get you the Social Security Disability benefits you need and deserve. We have the resources to take on the biggest bullies in America, and we have a proven track record with over $20 billion recovered for our clients.
The process for appealing a denied disability claim is complex and confusing. Let us help. Contact our dedicated SSDI attorneys today by filling out a free, no-obligation case evaluation form.
FAQ
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What Happens in an Appeal?
There are four steps in the Social Security disability benefits appeal process: 1) reconsideration, 2) hearing, 3) appeals council review, and 4) federal court review.
If your claim is again denied at any of these stages, you still have a right to dispute the Social Security Administration’s decision in the next stage of the appeal.
Our experienced SSDI attorneys have helped thousands of clients navigate the appeals process. Our goal is to help you maximize your odds of qualifying for disability benefits.
How Much Does a Social Security Disability Lawyer Cost?
Attorneys fees are strictly regulated by the Social Security Administration. Under federal law, the legal fees in a Social Security disability case are limited to 25 percent of past-due benefits.
We agree with the SSA that hiring a lawyer should be an affordable option for everyone. That’s why we operate on a contingency basis for all of our cases.
If you are represented by Morgan & Morgan, you will only pay a fee if we are able to obtain benefits for you. There are no upfront costs.
Denied Benefits? We May Be Able to Help
A majority of Social Security disability claims are initially denied. According to the Social Security Administration’s data, nearly 66 percent of disability claims on average have been denied each year over the past 10 years.
The process for appealing a denied claim can be complicated and confusing, and this is where an attorney can help. Hiring an experienced attorney can give you an advantage in this process.
If you have been denied Social Security disability insurance, we may be able to help. Learn how an attorney may be able to help you by filling out our free case evaluation form.