Social Security Disability
Whether you need to apply, or even if you were turned down already, Bothwell & Hamill, PLLC, may be able to help you.
If you need to apply...
Applying for Social Security disability benefits is a complicated process. It can be very confusing on your own. In fact, most of the people who initially apply are turned down.
At Bothwell & Hamill, PLLC, we are here to help! We want to help you plan a strategy to win the benefits you deserve. Let our experienced legal team put your application on the right track.
Read more about applying for benefits.
If you have been denied by Social Security...
Being denied can feel devastating.
The Social Security Disability system is filled with red tape and complicated forms. The application process is long and complicated. Many times, a small detail of your application can negatively affect your outcome. If you have been denied, don't give up. The steps to appeal are just a click away.
Important: The clock is ticking on your time to appeal, so do not delay in contacting a lawyer.
At Bothwell & Hamill, PLLC, we have helped claimants appeal denied Social Security Disability benefits for years. Let our experienced attorney's help you gather the evidence you need to properly appeal your case.
If you have a hearing scheduled...
If Social Security has notified you that you will have a hearing, it's very important that you and the evidence are both well prepared. You are strongly encouraged to get legal representation, such as an experienced attorney from Bothwell & Hamill, PLLC.
Your lawyer can analyze your Social Security file, prepare your case, obtain important evidence, prepare your testimony, make helpful legal arguments before and during the hearing, question witnesses, and cross-examine any medical and/or vocational experts who testify at your hearing.
No matter where you are in the process, if your health is expected to keep you from working at least a year, allow us to help. Contact us today.
If all your appeals have been denied...
If you have been denied, appealed, and been denied again, exhausting your appeals with Social Security, the next step is to file an appeal in Federal Court. You will need an attorney to file such an appeal. Not every denial is appropriate for Federal Court, so you should schedule a consultation with an attorney to discuss your case.
