If your physical or mental health is preventing you from earning a living, you may be eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), a federally sponsored disability income insurance program that you have been participating in since you began working. Or, if you lack the requisite work history, you may be eligible for Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
The application process for these programs is complex and confusing, leaving even highly educated people unsure of where to start. It is beneficial to have the help of an experienced Social Security Disability lawyer as you navigate the process.
A Strong Attorney Fighting for the Rights of Disabled Workers
Todd Butler, based in Cairo, Georgia, helps people with Social Security Disability claims throughout Southwest Georgia and the Florida Panhandle. He has years of experience representing injured workers in personal injury, workers' compensation and Social Security cases. He has years of experience advocating for Social Security Disability claimants. You don't have to prove your case to the Social Security Administration. Let Todd do that for you. Let Todd use his skill and experience to develop an effective strategy that will get you the benefits that you have been working for all of your life.
For a free, no-obligation consultation with Todd Butler, call 229-377-1683 or toll free at 855-818-6974.
More Than 70 Percent of SSDI and SSI Applicants Are Denied
A lot of people simply give up at the point of denial and do not even ask the Social Security Administration to move them to the second stage of the process. Of the few who do move on to the second stage — known as "reconsideration" — more than 80 percent are denied a second time.
Unfortunately, few applicants understand that to truly get due process, they must take their case to an Administrative Law Judge (an "ALJ"), an independent judicial officer within the Social Security Administration. Federal law requires your ALJ to develop a full and fair record, but he or she is under no obligation to argue for you. That is the role of your lawyer.
Todd is an advocate who knows the process, knows how to make convincing legal arguments about your condition and knows how to convince the ALJ that you really do need the benefits that you have spent your working life paying for.
No Recovery, No Attorney Fee
Todd takes Social Security cases on a contingency fee basis. This means he is paid a percentage of your Social Security "back benefit"; you will not owe him anything out of your future monthly benefits. Todd does not get paid anything if you do not get a back benefit, so you can be assured he will work hard to get you everything you are entitled to. For more information, see our Fees page.
Contact his firm for a free, no-obligation consultation.
