Trusted Social Security Disability Lawyers
Have you been denied Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits? If so, you are not alone. Many disabled individuals are shocked to get a denial letter after seeking benefits they need just to get by.
If you cannot work and are disabled due to a physical or mental problem, Farrar Holliman Medley & Butler will fight to seek the benefits you deserve. With offices in McMinnville and Lafayette, we represent individuals in the surrounding Tennessee communities in Social Security disability and Supplemental Security Income disputes and appeals.
It is very common for a disability claim to be denied after the initial application. Our experienced Social Security disability lawyers handle dozens of these cases each month. We have built a solid reputation in the local communities that we serve for our comprehensive preparation of these cases and our skill in this area of the law. Contact us if you need serious representation in an SSDI or SSI case.
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Did You Get a Denial Letter?
If you received a denial letter after applying for Social Security disability or Supplemental Security Income benefits, you might think that is the final answer. However, many clients are surprised to learn that those decisions can be appealed. Our skilled attorneys will review the details of your case to identify how additional medical information, more comprehensive explanations, second opinions or other supporting evidence could be introduced to overturn the initial denial of your claim.
Do Not Delay
If your disability claim was denied, you have only 60 days to file a request for reconsideration. We will help you make a prompt filing and meet any other deadlines built into the appeals process so that you do not lose your rights to the benefits you deserve. If your request for reconsideration is denied, we will request a hearing (the next step in the appeals process), and we will represent you at that hearing.
When dealing with any large bureaucracy, such as the Social Security Administration, there are forms to complete, deadlines to adhere to and any number of hoops to jump through to meet their requirements. Our attorneys will do the work for you so you do not have to be overwhelmed by the details. We will manage the entire process and keep you informed along the way.
Free Consultations • Cases Taken on Contingency
At Farrar Holliman Medley & Butler, we offer representation on a contingency fee basis, meaning we do not charge a legal fee unless you receive the benefits you are seeking. We will also pay the upfront costs to build your case, such as the expense of additional medical testing or testimony from expert witnesses, and will only ask you to reimburse those expenses if we obtain positive results in your case. Contact us to learn more about how we can help with your Social Security disability benefits case.
