Disability Lawyers & Advocates

Many people successfully get disability benefits on their own, without a lawyer's help. The initial application usually doesn't need a professional, unless the applicant is unable to manage the task alone. Once your case has been denied, though, a lawyer is extremely helpful in getting an award through the appeals process.

Introduction & Overview

Should I Hire a Disability Lawyer? What Do They Do?

Here's a primer on when to hire a disability lawyer, and how they can help you win your Social Security case.
Finding a Local Disability Lawyer

Learn the best ways to go about searching for a social security disability attorney - and finding the best one for your case.

Questions & Answers

Should I hire a Social Security disability advocate or a Social Security disability lawyer?

What's the difference between a disability lawyer and a disability advocate?
Do I need a lawyer to help me with a disability reconsideration (appeal)?

Learn about the benefits of retaining legal counsel when attempting to have your disability appeal of benefits reconsidered, when a lawyer is advisable, and if you can do this on your own.

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