Social Security Disability Appeals
Social Security Disability Appeals in West Virginia
Ask Our Charleston-Area Lawyer About Appealing a Social Security Disability Denial
For help with Social Security Disability appeals in West Virginia, residents throughout the Kanawha Valley trust Zerbe & Pence, PLLC. Because of the large number of disability claims that come in every year, many first-time claims end up in denial. This is the case, even though many of the claims have legitimacy and are necessary for the survival of disabled people.
If you receive a denial letter from Social Security, our experienced lawyer at Zerbe & Pence, PLLC, can review your claim. There is limited time to determine whether it is worth an appeal. Disabled individuals have several options for appeals after receiving a denial from Social Security.
Call Zerbe & Pence, PLLC today at (304) 345-2728 or contact us online for more information.
Legal Assistance and Appeal Options After Social Security Claim Denial
The first option happens automatically, which is a reconsideration from another employee at the Social Security Administration. Other options include a hearing or a case in front of an appeals council. Regardless of the option you choose, make sure attorney David Pence is on your side for the long run. With over 15 years of experience with Social Security Disability appeals, our lawyer knows the law and gives honest evaluations on the likelihood of an appeal’s success. To find out more, give our law office a call today.
What Happens with a Social Security Disability Appeal?
After receiving a denial letter, the Social Security Disability appeal process clock begins. Speak with Zerbe & Pence, PLLC, to determine whether the appeal process is worth an attempt. It is important to realize that we have our clients’ best interests in mind. We do not take cases we do not believe we can win.
If we do take a case and do not win the appeal, our clients do not have to pay lawyer fees. When we determine an appeal is worth pursuing, we discuss a strategy for the next step. This includes examining medical records thoroughly to prove necessity for Social Security Disability.
The Burden of Proof: Legal Help Meeting Appeal Requirements
It can feel like a game that has very little fun involved. Denied Social Security Disability claims must meet a burden of proof, which the denial letter may not state clearly. This is why having our experienced attorney review your paperwork can be crucial to your success.
Determining just what caused a denial generally relies on providing sufficient proof. This can feel almost like a moving target to those unfamiliar with what to expect. David R. Pence has over 15 years of experience in serving clients appealing Social Security Disability denials. He knows the many areas of the law and the expected burden of proof required to satisfy Social Security’s expectations.
Help with Appeals for Denied Disability Claims Throughout the Region
We also can set up examinations from physicians to back up your claim. Attorney Pence makes sure his clients have adequate preparation for questioning during a hearing or in front of the appeals council. Residents of West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky with disabilities rely on Social Security Disability for their livelihood. This is why it is important to trust the experience of Zerbe & Pence, PLLC. After a denial, call us to get started with Social Security Disability appeals in West Virginia.
