Denied Social Security Disability Claims
Most Social Security Disability claims are denied initially. While a denial can be shocking and disheartening, it is important to understand that the real work of getting a claim approved comes after that first rejection. That’s when you can most benefit from having an experienced and persistent attorney on your side to continue fighting to get you the disability benefits you deserve. Our Modesto denied Social Security Disability claim lawyers at the Law Offices of Kelly, Duarte, Urstoeger & Ruble LLP, stand by your side, collecting the evidence and documentation needed to reverse a denial and get your claim approved, whether you are applying for:
Some people try to handle their own cases in an attempt to save money. However, whatever you save in attorneys’ fees can easily be lost if your claim gets permanently denied. Give yourself the best chance at approval by working with one of our experienced lawyers serving the Modesto and Stockton area. Call us at 209-225-9463.
Why Claims Get Denied
There can be many reasons why the Social Security Administration (SSA) would reject a claim for SSDI or SSI. You could be rejected on the grounds, for example, that:
- Your disability is linked to a criminal conviction.
- Your disability is linked to drug or alcohol abuse.
- You make too much money.
- Your claim is not sufficiently verified by medical records.
- The SSA cannot get a hold of you.
- You will be disabled for less than one year.
The good news is that when you know why your claim was rejected, you have a better chance of knowing what to do differently when you challenge the decision. By enlisting the help of our committed and thorough California lawyers at the Law Offices of Kelly, Duarte, Urstoeger & Ruble LLP, you give yourself the advantage of experience that can help your claim get approved.
Schedule An Appointment With A Lawyer
Call our office at 209-225-9463 to speak with one of our experienced Social Security Disability lawyers or email us using the contact form.
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