[Qweenbee]

Does anyone have an experienced attorney specializing in social security disability? I would welcome any suggestions.

[REDCART]

Binder and Binder has offices in Tampa and Orlando. They're the undisputed best SSDI advocacy firm in this industry.

[rn1tv]

Have you applied yourself and been denied? Highly recommend that you do this before contacting a lawyer, especially if you feel you have a strong case. The key to getting SSDI is your doctors' documentation. If your doc does not support the claim it can create a problem. My docs refused to clear me to return to work and provided the documentation to support my claim. Got SSDI on the first app. Make sure your documentation is complete, detailed, and accurate as possible.

[REDCART]

Originally Posted by rn1tv

Have you applied yourself and been denied? Highly recommend that you do this before contacting a lawyer, especially if you feel you have a strong case. The key to getting SSDI is your doctors' documentation. If your doc does not support the claim it can create a problem. My docs refused to clear me to return to work and provided the documentation to support my claim. Got SSDI on the first app. Make sure your documentation is complete, detailed, and accurate as possible.

Excellent advice. SSA has never encouraged applicants to submit medical evidence with their claim but it's always a good idea to let your doctors know that you have filed a claim and that you'd appreciate their cooperation. SSA relies upon a state agency to develop medical evidence and to make the initial decision about your disability. Attorney advocates don't usually get involved in the disability process until the hearing stage. Good luck!

[rn1tv]

Thanks for the support, gryoung! Why let a lawyer take a chunk of your money without trying yourself. Good luck, Queenbee! I see you are in Liberty Park; I live in Poinciana. PM me if you have any questions for me, I will be happy to share my experience with you.