Hiring A Social Security Lawyer

How Can A Social Security Lawyer Help?

Experienced Social Security attorneys help your case in many ways.  Your attorney will research your case file, will gather evidence and medical records, will make sure that you get the necessary medical care that you need, and more.

Your attorney will make sure you don't miss important deadlines, will take care of all letters and communications between you and the SSA, will study the aspects of the law that will benefit you the most at your hearing, plead your case before the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), will point out every possible fact to the vocational counselor and to the ALJ about your impairment, and (perhaps most importantly) will coach you on how to honestly answer the questions put to you in such a way that it helps, not hurts, your case.

Talking to A Social Security Attorney on The Phone

Some people are surprised to find that talking to an attorney on the phone is actually a pleasant experience.  Remember, any discussions that you have with the lawyer or the law firm staff is kept in strict confidence.  You can even keep yourself anonymous until you build a level of trust with the lawyer and the staff.  There is no charge or fee for the initial discussion and you are under no obligation whatsoever.

When you speak to a lawyer, he or she will want to know things like:

• What is the nature of your illness or physical impairment?

• What kind of work have you done in the past?

• What is your education level?

• When is the last time you worked, if ever?

• Have you already filed for Social Security?

• Have you been denied Social Security benefits?

During your initial phone consultation it is important to be honest about your condition.  Things like obesity, illiteracy, and little education are things that can help to prove you are disabled.

How to Contact Us

Our experienced Social Security attorneys will know what to do and how to help.  As stated before, there are time deadlines and other important things to consider so act now.  There are three ways to contact us today:

1. Call us toll-free at 1-800-966-5649

2. Use the contact us form on the right side of this page to ask a question

3. Complete the Free Case Evaluation form and an attorney will review your claim and get back to you right away.