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Working Hard For You

Our motto is: “Doing what’s best for the client.” We treat each individual with respect and dignity, answering each question you may have along the way. While we cannot change the unfortunate circumstances of your disability, we can relieve some of your burden by making the process easier for you. You can depend on our experienced staff to build your individualized case using your testimony, medical records and our in-depth knowledge of Social Security Law.

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The Application Process

The application process is complicated and nationwide over 75% of the people who file their initial application are denied. Of those who request an appeal or reconsideration of the decision, only about 15% are approved nationwide. A significant percentage of claimants must appear at a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) before they finally receive their benefits. It typically takes over 24 months to have an ALJ hearing scheduled.

Statistically, at every stage, those who are represented by a qualified and experienced professional have a better chance of being approved. For that reason, the vast majority of claimants would benefit from hiring a professional representative to advocate for them.

How We Get Paid

We work on a contingency basis and are paid only when we get your case approved. Once approved, we are paid 25% of your back pay total with a maximum of $6,000, whichever is the lesser of the two. Our fee is the same no matter when we begin our work for you, whether during the initial claim stage or before your hearing with an Administrative Law Judge. These fees are closely regulated by the government, and all fees are calculated and disbursed by the Social Security Administration.