Denied Social Security Disability Claims
Contact an Ohio SSD Appeals Lawyer about Social Security Applications and Denied Disability Claims
Do not be discouraged if you have applied for Social Security Disability benefits and have been denied. However meritorious your claim, it is important to know that the great majority of SSD claims are denied on the first application. It is never too soon or too late to have an advocate on your side when you have been denied Social Security benefits.
The Sooner You Have an Advocate on Your Side after an SSD Claim Denial, the More Thorough the Preparations for Your Appeal
At the law office of Murray & Murray Co., L.P.A. in Sandusky, Ohio, we counsel and represent people whose SSD applications have been denied. If you choose us to assist you in appealing your SSD denial, the sooner we get started gathering evidence for your appeal, the better. Our attorneys' fees as established by law are the same as they would be for a less experienced law firm: 25% of back payments that you will receive when your denial is reversed, up to a maximum of $5200. Thereafter, monthly SSD benefit payments are 100% for you, the impaired individual.
We Represent Injured and Disabled Clients
Our law firm has represented the injured and the wronged for more than seventy-five years. We are well practiced in the art of obtaining, evaluating and preparing for presentation to claims adjusters and courts the merits of our clients' financial needs resulting from physical injury or crippling medical condition.
Bring Your Denial Letter to Your First Consultation with Our Lawyers
When representing clients in Social Security matters, the first thing we will ask for when you talk to us about your SSD denial and appeal will be a copy of the denial letter, including the list of doctors that you included. We will check to make sure that all doctors submitted their reports. Often, we discover that one or more doctors with key evidence have not yet submitted a medical evaluation to Social Security. We will review all pertinent medical records and summarize them along with other relevant information such as your self assessment.
We Understand Your Predicament When an Impairment Means You Can't Work
We understand the pressure it puts on a person and a family when an impairment such as cancer or orthopedic injuries render a worker unable to work as before. The needs resulting from the inability to work due to physical impairment are what SSD is intended to provide for. We are prepared to represent you in the administrative hearing before the Social Security Disability appeals council and on to state or federal court if necessary.
The attorneys at Murray & Murray Co., L.P.A., are ready to help you with your SSD appeal with the goal of helping you obtain the benefits that you need and deserve as a result of your debilitating impairment.
Contact our law offices to schedule a consultation.
