After applying for Social Security Disability benefits it is not unusual for applicants to initially have their claim denied. A claim may be denied for a variety of reasons, but it’s important for disabled applicants not to give up in trying to obtain the benefits to which they may be entitled. One of the primary reasons that a SSDI claim may be denied is due to lack of evidence regarding the applicant’s disability.
Fortunately, getting the right information about Social Security Disability can help turn this situation around for a disabled worker. If a local resident has a qualifying disability and their claim is initially denied, it may be extremely beneficial for that person to get more information about the appeals process. Doing so may provide an individualized strategy for a denied claim and an overall managing of the appeals process. Pursuing an appeal can complicated and time-intensive.
One of the many steps that the attorneys at Miller Cohen PLC can take to aid an applicant’s case is gathering solid evidence and thorough documentation of a disability. The Social Security Administration has specific rules and regulations regarding qualifying disabilities. Nevertheless, many qualified applicants are denied because they failed to show enough evidence of their condition.
At our law firm, we do our best to represent disabled workers who are in need of Social Security Disability benefits. And, with the right approach to a Social Security Disability appeal, an applicant may not be out of luck when it comes to an ultimate decision on the approval or denial of SSD benefits.