Although it may not seem fair, most disability claimants are denied disability the first time they try to file. It has never been harder to get approved for disability benefits throughout the country. The denial rate in NC is particularly high, and most initial applications are denied. This reiterates the importance of hiring a professional attorney to file your disability claim, and to help with your appeal if denied. Even with a qualified attorney, you may be denied disability in NC. Most cases are denied initially but it does not mean you will never receive benefits.
The Many Reasons You Should Hire a Professional Disability Attorney
1. No Fees Are Collected Unless You Win
2. Attorneys Receive 25% or $6,000 of Back Benefits, Whichever Is Less
3. At the Hearing Stage More Disability Cases Are Won with Representation
4. You Gain More Expertise with Skilled Attorneys Verses Filing Without One
5. Guidance through the Social Security Disability Process
The Guidance of a Skilled Attorney
An experienced attorney can guide you through the entire process of filing a claim to receiving disability benefits. They are helpful from the beginning of the process, until the very end. Consider that they understand Social Security’s rules and regulations and can form a winning strategy and argument for you. A competent attorney will make sure you are informed of each and every legal step and that you are aware of what is needed to support your claim.
What Type of Evidence Is Required?
When filing for disability benefits, there is a lot of evidence that must be given to support your claim. This includes both employment and medical documents. An expert attorney knows how to compile all of this evidence that will support your claim and support the argument as to why you are disabled based on Social Security’s rules and regulations. Medical documents are going to help prove that your health condition is disabling. This will include both medical records and letters/statements from your treating doctors.
The Clauson Law Firm is a North Carolina firm, specializing in SSD cases and offers their clients competent and experienced representation. If you have been denied disability in NC, contact them today to find out how they can help you appeal your case.