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How Disability Lawyers Handle Appeals After a Denial

Receiving a denial for your Social Security Disability claim can be frustrating, but it's not the end of the road. Many claims are initially denied, and a skilled disability lawyer can make all the difference during the appeals process. Hereu2019s how they help turn a denial into an approval.<br>

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How Disability Lawyers Handle Appeals After a Denial

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  1. How Disability Lawyers Handle Appeals After a Denial Receiving a denial for your Social Security Disability claim can be frustrating, but it's not the end of the road. Many claims are initially denied, and a skilled disability lawyer can make all the difference during the appeals process. Here’s how they help turn a denial into an approval. Understanding the Appeals Process The appeals process includes several stages, and a disability lawyer can guide you through each step:

  2. ● Request for Reconsideration: Your lawyer submits a formal request to have your case reviewed again, correcting any issues or adding missing documentation. ● Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Hearing: If reconsideration fails, your lawyer will prepare you for a hearing, present your case, and question witnesses or medical experts. ● Appeals Council Review: If the ALJ denies your claim, your lawyer can ask the Appeals Council to review the decision. ● Federal Court Appeal: As a final step, your disability lawyer may file a lawsuit in federal court if all prior appeals are unsuccessful. How a Disability Lawyer Strengthens Your Case ● Gathers and submits essential medical evidence ● Prepares detailed legal arguments tailored to your condition ● Communicates directly with the Social Security Administration ● Guides you through paperwork and deadlines If your disability claim has been denied, don’t face the appeals process alone. The experienced team at Hadley & Fraulob specializes in handling disability appeals with precision and care. As dedicated disability lawyers, they know what it takes to fight for the benefits you deserve. Contact Hadley & Fraulob today to schedule a consultation and get the expert support you need.

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