Social Security Disability Insurance
SSDI Attorney — Nationwide Representation
If a medical condition prevents you from working, you may qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). Our nationwide team helps individuals pursue SSDI benefits at every stage — application, reconsideration, and ALJ hearing.
Do I qualify?
You may be eligible if the following apply. Final eligibility depends on medical evidence and SSA criteria.
- You have a qualifying medical condition expected to last 12+ months
- You can't perform substantial work because of your condition
- You have sufficient work credits under Social Security
- You're under full retirement age
The process
Step 1
Free evaluation
We review your work history, condition, and medical documentation.
Step 2
Application or appeal
We prepare and file with the SSA, or take over your existing claim.
Step 3
Hearing representation
If needed, we represent you at the ALJ hearing nationwide.
Common denial reasons
- Insufficient medical evidence
- Earnings above SGA limits
- Missing or incomplete forms
- Failure to follow prescribed treatment
- Lack of recent work credits
- Short-duration impairment (under 12 months)
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is SSDI?＋
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) provides benefits to individuals who are unable to work due to a qualifying medical condition expected to last at least 12 months or result in death, and who have sufficient work credits.
How are work credits determined?＋
Work credits are based on your earnings and how long you worked under Social Security. Most adults need 40 credits, 20 of which were earned in the last 10 years before disability.
How much can I receive from SSDI?＋
Benefit amounts vary based on your average lifetime earnings. The SSA calculates a monthly Primary Insurance Amount (PIA) for each claimant.
How long does an SSDI claim take?＋
Initial decisions typically take 3–6 months. Appeals and ALJ hearings can extend the timeline.
No Upfront Fees. No Fee Unless We Win.
Speak with our nationwide disability team today. Free evaluation. Available across all 50 states.