How to Appeal a Social Security Disability Claim Denial
DENIED SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS?
DON'T GIVE UP! YOU ARE
NOT ALONE!
Only about 37% of initial Social Security disability claims are
approved. Unfortunately many claims, if not most, are never appealed and
the applicant loses all chance of receiving their monthly "cash in the
bank." However, of the disability claims that are appealed and are heard
before an Administrative Law Judge, the chances of winning reach about
50%, especially if the applicant wisely hires a Social Security
disability lawyer to assist in preparing the paperwork, subpoenaing witnesses, questioning witnesses on the
stand and more. A person filing for Social Security disability
benefits bears the burden to show that they are disabled and a good
Social Security disability lawyer can be a valuable asset during the
fight. Fill out the form now for help from the Cochran Firm
Disability Lawyers.
What to do to Appeal a Social Security Disability Claim Denial
What can a Social Security Disability Attorney do for You?
Most people file their initial application for disability benefits
on their own or with the assistance of a friend or relative. Most
initial applications are also denied. Many of the denied claims are
never appealed, but all have the opportunity to do so. If you have been
denied Social Security disability benefits a disability attorney can be
a huge asset in helping you properly re-file your paperwork, wording it
correctly, representing you before a court judge and more. They can even
take your case to a Federal Court if needed. And the best part is, if
you do not win your benefits, the Cochran Firm Disability Lawyers
will not send you a fee!
The
worse thing you can do is go it alone!
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George Weatherby was
involved in a motorcycle accident in 2006 and sought benefits,
but was denied Social Security Disability benefits. Mr. Weatherby continued to suffer from his serious injuries and had been unemployed
for five years since his accident. Mr. Weatherby's initial claims were promptly
denied by the Social Security Administration and he faced a hearing before the
Administrative Law Judge where he was pitted against a Vocational Expert who was
to testify that Mr. Weatherby could hold various occupational positions. If this
was your case, would you want to be alone or have an experienced Social Security
disability lawyer on your side? (Case No. 10-3736, United States Court of
Appeals, Seventh Circuit)

Toni Chiaradio's
claim was denied twice and she found herself appearing before an ALJ (Administrative Law Judge) in 2011.
The Social Security Administration had denied her Social Security disability
benefits even though she suffered from and took medications for BiPolar
disorder, chronic asthma, lower lumbar pain, cystitis, and diverticulitis. If this
was your case, would you want to be alone or have an experienced Social Security
disability lawyer on your side? (Case
No. 10-3605, United States Court of Appeals, Third Circuit).

In 2010 Tina Richter was denied Social Security disability benefits after a
hearing in District Court. However, her Social Security disability lawyers found
that the judge had made a possible error on the bench and were able to file a
request for another appeal. If this
was your case, would you want to be alone or have an experienced Social Security
disability lawyer on your side? (No. 09-12674. Non-Argument Calendar, United States
Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit)

Sandra Raduc found herself in a pinch when she was denied Social Security disability
benefits after a hearing from an ALJ (or Administrative Law Judge). Sandra had presented
evidence of her disability which involved severe chronic lower back pain,
irritable bowel syndrome, degenerative joint disease in her knee and a
severe mental impairment from anxiety disorder and depression. Her Social
Security disability lawyers were able to request another appeal based on errors
they felt were made by the ALJ. If this
was your case, would you want to be alone or have an experienced Social Security
disability lawyer on your side? (No. 09-12749. Non-Argument
Calendar, United States Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit)
Why Should You Trust the Cochran Firm Disability
Lawyers?
Our Social Security disability attorneys will take time with you to explain all of your options
and make the process as easy as possible.
Be on a winning side- Our attorneys have been winning cases for our clients for over forty years.
You will have an experienced
Social Security disability lawyer working on your disability case.
We offer you a FREE disability case evaluation
to get your appeal started.
