If you are experiencing a disability that has become debilitating enough to keep you from being able to work, you could be entitled to Social Security Disability benefits.
Through a dedicated payroll tax, you have already paid into the Social Security Disability system. When a disability prevents you from continuing to work any longer, money can come back to you in the form of SSD benefits. However, even if you have such a disability, it can be difficult to secure the benefits that you are entitled to. The application process is complex, and the Social Security Administration has strict requirements that your claim will need to fulfill in order for it to be approved. Many claims are initially denied by the Administration.
Whether you are applying for SSD benefits for the first time or attempting to file a successful appeal, the experienced SSD lawyers at MCV Law are here to help. We can help you through each step of the application process, from developing a theory to collecting medical evidence. If your claim is approved, we can run the calculations to ensure that you receive the full amount that you are entitled to. If your claim is denied, we can help you build and submit a strong appeal. If the Social Security Administration schedules a hearing to review your claim, we can protect your rights and stand up for your interests during the proceedings.
MCV Law has been successfully representing clients from the Cortland-Homer region for decades. We know how difficult it can feel to be faced with the prospect of no longer being able to earn a paycheck because of a disability. SSD benefits can be a valuable solution, and we can let you know exactly how you can obtain them based on your particular disability and work history.
Conditions that can qualify you for Social Security Disability benefits:
A wide range of impairments can make you eligible for SSD benefits. As long as your condition is severe enough to keep you from working and it meets the Social Security Administration’s standards, it could have the potential to qualify you for regular payments. This is the case for physical, mental, and neurological impairments.
Conditions that commonly meet the SSA’s Blue Book requirements include:
- Chronic pain
- Heart disorders
- Respiratory disorders
- Cancers
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Musculoskeletal disorders
- And more
To find out whether your condition has the potential to qualify you for benefits, call MCV Law at (315) 471-1664. Our SSD attorneys can evaluate your potential eligibility, and inform you of the next steps you will need to take in order to build a claim and apply for benefits.
No matter what kind of condition you have, to fulfill the SSA’s requirements you must provide medical evidence supporting your claim. The type of medical evidence you will need to provide will depend on the nature of your disability. Our attorneys can create a strategy suited to your exact situation to give you the best chance at having your claim approved by the SSA.
You pay us nothing until your claim is approved and you win benefits.
MCV Law’s Social Security Disability services are contingency-based. Your fee to us is a percentage of the total benefits awarded to you once your claim is approved by the Social Security Administration. We provide free initial consultations, and you owe us nothing until we get you paid first.
Our Social Security Disability lawyers are here to help.
When a disability worsens to the point where you can’t work anymore, we know how difficult your situation can feel. We are here to listen to your story, let you know your legal options, and help you pursue a steady source of ongoing income. Don’t delay any longer. Connect with our experienced SSD lawyers today, and get your life back.