Social Security Appeals

Newark Social Security Appeal Lawyers

You may have filed a legitimate claim for Social Security disability benefits and been denied, maybe even multiple times. Denied claims are often the result of insufficient information or incomplete application forms. If you are disabled and have been denied disability benefits, you can appeal the decision - with a skilled attorney's help, you can get the benefits you need.

To learn about the Social Security appeal process and how Bailey & Orozco can help you get disability benefits, contact our firm for a free initial consultation. Our law firm helps disabled people in Newark, Paterson, Elizabeth, Hackensack, Morristown, Newark, Newton, and Belvidere to get the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits they need.

Denied claim for disability? You have an advocate.

The Social Security appeal process may seem daunting, but we can work with you every step of the way, explain the process, and help you build a strong appeal to your denied claim through our work:

• Assist you in filling out relevant forms and notifying the Social Security Administration (SSA) of your appeal
• Provide skilled analysis of your denied claim to uncover insufficiency in your application and highlight ways to strengthen your claim
• Collect medical records, doctors' reports, and other evidence that supports your claim
• Represent you in the appeal before the administrative judge and defend your claim for disability benefits
• Continue to represent your best interests in subsequent appeals and court if necessary

The law is very clear regarding Social Security appeals, and you are under strict deadlines in pursuing an appeal of a denied claim - so call a lawyer right away. While there is a limit to disability benefits by law, you can be assured that you will receive the maximum recovery available under the law.

We only get paid if we get you the disability benefits you need. Contact Bailey & Orozco for a free initial consultation to learn more about the Social Security appeal process.