• Our team has successfully won hearings and provided legal representation for claimants throughout the 50 U.S. states.

• Fully licensed and authorized to represent clients in Puerto Rico.

• Handle claims at all SSA regional offices and hearing locations.

Your story matters — and so does a clear understanding of your rights and options. Our consultations aren’t just a formality; they’re a chance to listen carefully, evaluate the unique details of your situation, and provide honest, personalized guidance. We know how confusing and intimidating the Social Security Disability process can feel, especially when you’re facing serious health challenges and financial uncertainty.

During your consultation, we’ll break down the complexities, answer your questions, and help you build a realistic plan to move forward. Whether you’re just starting to consider applying or you’ve been denied before, we’ll make sure you feel empowered, informed, and supported every step of the way. You don’t have to face this alone — we’re here to fight for your future.

• Evaluate eligibility before filing.

• Explain legal rights, processes, and timelines.

• Develop strategies for complex or borderline cases.

Filing an application for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) can be a long, complicated, and frustrating process. Many applicants find the paperwork confusing and overwhelming, especially while dealing with serious health issues. Small mistakes, missing information, or misunderstandings about the process can lead to costly delays—or even outright denials of benefits.

Our firm guides you through every step to make sure your application is complete, accurate, and submitted on time. We carefully gather and organize your medical records, employment history, and other necessary documents to build the strongest possible case. We know what evidence SSA looks for and how to avoid common pitfalls that cause claims to stall.

By working with us, you reduce the risk of delays and increase your chances of getting approved the first time. We handle the details so you can focus on your health and recovery, while we fight to secure the benefits you deserve.

• Help clients prepare and submit applications for:

  • Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)

  • Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

• Gather medical records and supporting evidence.

• Ensure paperwork accuracy and completeness.

When your disability claim reaches a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), this is your critical opportunity to have your voice heard. We don’t just file papers — we stand beside you in the courtroom, passionately advocating for your rights. We meticulously prepare your case, gather compelling medical and vocational evidence, and present it clearly and powerfully.

We know the stakes are high — this hearing can determine whether you receive the vital benefits you need to support yourself and your family. Our attorneys guide you through every step, preparing you for what to expect and ensuring your story is told with clarity and confidence. We challenge any opposing evidence and fight tirelessly to secure the outcome you deserve. With us by your side, you gain a dedicated advocate committed to turning your hardship into a victory.

• Prepare clients for in-person or telephonic hearings.

• Present medical and vocational evidence.

• Cross-examine witnesses and expert testimony.

• Argue legal and factual points to support disability.

• Represent clients during the first level of appeal after an initial denial.

• Submit new evidence or medical updates.

• Advocate for claim approval without further delay.

• Request review after an unfavorable ALJ decision.

• Submit additional arguments or new evidence.

• Advise clients on chances of further appeal.

• File lawsuits in U.S. District Courts when SSA’s Appeals Council denies the claim.

• Represent clients throughout federal court procedures.

• Work with expert witnesses and legal motions.

• Assist with SSA overpayment disputes.

• Help clients with benefit suspensions or terminations.

• Negotiate repayment plans or waivers.

• Support fast-track processing for severe disabilities.

• Assist with medical evidence submissions to speed approval.