EVANSVILLE SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY ATTORNEY

To be eligible for SSDI benefits, you have to meet the SSA’s requirements. You must:

• Make below a certain amount per month ($1,260 as of 2020)
• Be unable to do basic tasks (Difficulty walking, lifting, etc.)
• Have a medical condition on the SSA’s list of disabling conditions or one that’s just as severe
• Be unable to carry out any of your previous work
• Be unable to gain employment in a different field

A denied claim isn’t the end of the road. You can still appeal and recover the benefits you deserve. Here’s how the process works:

1. Reconsideration

Our attorneys can file a reconsideration request with the SSA. The request is then reviewed by an examiner who was not involved in the initial denial.

2. Hearing

If the reconsideration request is denied, our attorneys can request a judicial hearing. At this point, you may be asked to provide additional information relevant to your case.

3. Appeals Council

Our attorneys can request an appeal from the Social Security Appeals Council. The council will review your appeal and either make a ruling or move the case to a judge for further review.

4. Federal Court

If the council doesn’t rule in your favor, we can file a lawsuit in federal court. Our attorneys won’t settle for less than you deserve, and will do whatever it takes to secure a favorable outcome.

For over 30 years, Morgan & Morgan has been protecting families from bully corporations and the shady practices of insurance providers. We’ve teamed up with tens of thousands of clients from across the nation and secured their well-deserved compensation, even when the odds seemed slim. In the most difficult moments of your life, Morgan & Morgan has your back.

If you’ve had your SSDI benefits denied, contact our Evansville office. Don’t miss out on the compensation you deserve; Complete a free case evaluation today.