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Social Security Disability lawyers
Social Security Disability (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) support people who cannot work because of a long-term medical condition. Initial denials are common and can be appealed.
Common situations
- Applying for SSDI or SSI
- Appealing a denial
- A disability hearing
- A continuing disability review
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Questions people ask
Why are so many applications denied at first?
Many need more medical evidence or fall short at the first review. An appeal can follow.
How do disability lawyers get paid?
Fees are set by federal rules and are paid from past-due benefits, if you win.
Is there a deadline to appeal?
Yes, usually 60 days from the decision letter.