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The Social Security Administration extends financial benefits to provide assistance for hardships that may occur throughout life, not just during retirement. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is based on prior work under Social Security; Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments are made based on financial need. If denied social security, SSDI or SSI benefits, or applying for benefits for the first time, a denied social security disability lawyer can help with the process.
Receiving a denial of your Social Security benefits application can be frustrating and confusing. Understanding the reasons for the denial can help you determine your next steps. Here are some common reasons why Social Security benefits are denied:
If you receive a denial of your Social Security benefits application, don’t give up hope. You have the right to appeal the decision. The appeals process can be lengthy, but with the help of an experienced attorney or advocate, you may be able to successfully appeal the decision and receive the benefits you deserve.
$22,000,000 injury settlement.
$11,000,000 recovery for a client injured in a commercial vehicle accident.
A driver under the influence fatally struck a person on S.R. 33.
Jury holds hospital accountable for serious brain injury.
Workers and employers pay Social Security taxes. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is financed with these taxes, and acts as insurance to workers who have earned sufficient credits based on taxable work. The amount of the monthly benefit is based on Social Security earnings of the insured worker.
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits are available to adults and children who are disabled or blind and meet various other requirements. If you believe you are eligible, a social security administration attorney can help explain disability law and the application procedure.
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In order to receive Social Security benefits, you must be able to prove your injury or disability that prevents you from working; a social security disability application may be denied because the form did not provide enough information.
When applying for benefits, a social security benefits attorney assists with compiling medical documentation and oversees that doctors answer all questions accurately and completely. This includes the opinion of the treating physician.
Appealing a denied disability claim is a complicated process that must adhere to deadlines; if an appeal is not filed before the deadline, the applicant may not receive maximum Social Security benefits. An attorney that practices social security disability law understands the claim process and can help meet the appeal deadlines.
While it is not necessary to have a lawyer assist with filing a social security disability application or to appeal a denied claim, thorough explanation and presentation of a disability may help obtain SSI or SSDI benefits.
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