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HOW WILL A DISABILITY ADVOCATE HELP YOU?

  • Writer: The Forsythe Firm
    The Forsythe Firm
  • Feb 15, 2024
  • 2 min read

Specifically, here are some of the things that a good disability attorney-advocate will do for you:

  • Gather and analyze medical records from doctors and other providers

  • Maximize strong points of your case to help you win.

  • Analyze your past relevant work and how it impacts the claim

  • Determine if you meet or equal one of the published Listings

  • Determine whether a Grid argument can be made to get approval

  • Develop a strong legal theory of the case to explain why you should be approved

  • Solve flaws or problems in the case before it goes to hearing

  • Petition for expedited processing, if appropriate, to get a faster decision

  • Deal with pre-hearing motions from the judge

  • Write a brief to explain why the case is sound legally and should be paid

  • Prepare you, the claimant, for what will happen at the hearing ahead of time

  • Appear at the hearing to present the case before the judge

  • Object to testimony or rulings that are not in your best interest

  • Cross examine Social Security's medical and vocational experts at the hearing

  • Make final arguments to the court at the close of the hearing

  • Monitor the payment process to be sure you collect the maximum benefits

  • Decide whether any unfavorable decisions should be further appealed

  • File any further appeals that are appropriate

  • Answer your questions as the case progresses so you understand the process


All of this should cost you nothing until a favorable decision has been reached and you have been awarded past due benefits. Call one of Alabama's most successful and most experienced Social Security disability advocates:


THE FORSYTHE FIRM - HUNTSVILLE, AL (256) 799-0297


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The Forsythe Firm


7027 Old Madison Pike - Suite 108


Huntsville, AL 35806


PHONE (256) 799-0297

 
 
 

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