SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY
As millions of Americans know all too well, having a disability can result in not being able to work or take part in routine daily activities. Disability can also cause someone to rely heavily on their family and other loved ones to assist with nearly all of their day-to-day needs, which can add unnecessary stress to a household. During times such as these, most attempt to secure some form of assistance to relieve their loved ones of this burden. Unfortunately, the process for obtaining such assistance can be long and frustrating, often resulting in being denied the assistance that is so desperately needed. The Social Security Administration is often understaffed and over budget, leaving countless Americans to suffer alone.
Our government offers the chance for anyone seeking Social Security Disability to acquire representation in an effort to increase their chances of having their case evaluated properly and thoroughly. At Harris Law, our attorneys are more than qualified to provide assistance to those suffering from disabilities. Collectively, our staff has over two decades of experience and success, all of which is utilized in our daily practice to ensure clients receive the benefits they deserve. Our determination to succeed is evidenced by our statewide reputation for excellence in legal representation.
If you have a disability and are seeking assistance from our government to better your quality of life, we are here to help you achieve that goal. You have rights and we have the means to fight for those rights. By choosing Harris Law, you are making a commitment to yourself to pursue and attorney with integrity, experience, and a dedication to justice. Our repeated success only continues to provide us with further knowledge and experience to use in future cases and better the lives of our clients.
If you or someone you know has been a victim of the justice system as it relates to Social Security Disability and wish to know how we are able to help, please call us or visit one of our local offices.
The fees that attorneys charge for representing you in the appeal process are regulated by federal law. This means that the attorney fee will be the same for every attorney across the United States. The attorney will be paid only if you win and if the Social Security Administration (SSA) approves your claim. If the SSA approves your claim, it will send you a check for retroactive benefits, and a check covering the months your case was pending in the Administration. Upon your claim’s approval, the SSA withholds the smaller of 25% or $6,000.00 from your (and your family member’s, if applicable) retroactive check, and sends the money directly to your attorney as your fee.
