Your Options After Being Denied SSDI | The Good Law Group

It’s very common for people to be denied Social Security benefits. In some cases, these individuals set themselves up for a lot of frustration by simply reapplying for the same benefits over and over again and never getting anywhere with it. It’s much more likely that your benefits will get approved if you follow the process built into the Social Security disability application structure. In fact, more people get approved than get disapproved if they follow the process all the way to the third step. Watch our short video to learn more.

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At the Good Law Group, our staff understands how difficult it can be to apply for SSD or SSI benefits. We work tirelessly to help you obtain all the necessary documentation, meet all related deadlines and complete your application in a manner that best demonstrates your need of and eligibility for disability benefits from the SSA.

While we offer you the experience and knowledge of a large firm, we provide you with the personal service you would expect from a small one. We take the time to listen to your story and understand your specific health conditions before offering our thoughtful advice on your eligibility and the potential benefits you may expect to receive.

Since no two cases are alike, we work hard to address your unique situation so that we can help you obtain the financial assistance you need from the Social Security Administration. With over 30 years of experience, we handle all levels of your SSD/SSI application including federal appeals.

The Good Law Group
847-577-4476
800 East Northwest Highway, Suite 814
Palatine, IL 60074

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The data suggests that 1/3 of initial applications are approved at initial application. 2/3 of applicants are denied.

[joeblack]

I've been fighting social security for over 13 years now even though I've got several issues in both knees and several issues in my entire spine and several issues in my back muscles and nerves and high blood pressure and severe ADHD with clinical depression and anxiety disorders and partially illiterate