The Davis Law Firm charges no fee for any work performed on your Social Security Disability case unless and until a favorable decision is made.
How can we help you? We can help you file a claim
By contacting the Davis Law Firm before contacting the Social Security Administration, we can determine your eligibility, evaluate if you have a valid claim and help you decide what type of claim you should file. The Davis Law Firm offers you free consultation for this purpose. Our office will schedule an application interview with Social Security and explain what will be discussed. We will identify potential problems with your case while saving you time and travel to the Social Security office. We will assist in helping you complete application forms correctly and in the most effective manner.
Once your application is submitted, it is critical to your case to provide evidence confirming your mental and/or physical disability. We provide dedicated Medical Records Specialists who are expert in obtaining your medical records. We will work with your doctors and other medical facilities to obtain information to support your claim. Experience and knowledge regarding Social Security rules and regulations guide our efforts in presenting your case to the Social Security Administration to your best advantage.
We can help you file an appeal. If your claim is denied, you have a right to file an appeal. There are four appeal levels:
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Reconsideration
Reconsideration is a complete review of your claim by someone who did not take part in the first decision. All the evidence considered in the application and any new evidence submitted will be evaluated.
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Hearing
A hearing is the second appeal and will be conducted by an administrative law judge who had no part in the first decision or the reconsideration of your case. You will have an opportunity to appear and present your case. Our office will advise you of the procedures at the hearing and the issues that will be discussed. Our office will review your case file and update with any needed medical evidence. At the hearing the judge will question you and any witnesses you bring to the hearing. The judge often schedules a medical expert and/or vocational expert to appear. Your attorney will be prepared to question expert witnesses and make certain facts presented are favorable to you.
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Appeals Council
If you disagree with the hearing decision, you may ask for a review by the Appeals Council. The Appeals Council will review the judge's decision. During this process, our office will monitor the case and keep records updated with relevant evidence and presents a brief to the Appeals Council in support of your case. If the Appeals Council believes the judge's decision is correct, it will decline to review it. If a review is conducted, the Appeals Council will either reverse the judge's decision and issue a favorable decision or send the case back to the judge for further consideration.
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Federal Lawsuit
If you disagree with the Appeals Council's decision, you may file a lawsuit in federal district court.
Free Consultation. No Fee if we do not win your case!
Experience matters- we get a higher percentage of cases won faster!
What we do for you:
-Thoroughly evaluate your case
-Assist in completing all paperwork in a prompt and professional manner
-Help obtain the right medical evidence to support your case
-Prepare you and your file for all appeals and hearings
-Send an experienced attorney to represent you at your hearing
-Insure you receive all the benefits you are entitled to
-Why appoint us as your representative?
Claimants represented by the Davis Law Firm are much more likely to win their claim. The most common mistake made by claimants is failure to appeal their case, we can help file your appeal. We eliminate much waiting time in the claims process
-We keep in contact with claimants regarding claim status
-We know what proof is required to get your benefits approved
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