Social Security Disability Attorney in West Tampa

Having a disability alone will not qualify you for SSDI benefits. You must also have earned a sufficient number of work credits to be eligible for benefits. The number of work credits you have earned is determined by how long you have worked, and if you paid Social Security taxes. 

Because the SSDI program is based on earned work credits, after you stop working, it will eventually lapse. You generally have 5 years from the time you stopped working to show that you have become disabled. Once it is determined that you have enough work credits and that your insurance has not expired, you will then need to show that you have a severe impairment that will last a year or more.

A Social Security Disability attorney can help you determine if you qualify for SSDI benefits and relieve you of the burden of navigating through this complicated and frustrating system. Here are some examples of the many things the Social Security Disability attorneys at Morgan & Morgan will do to make the process easier for you:

• Gather all of your medical records to present a complete picture of your disability.
• Assist you with filing your initial claim.
• Identify what can be done to improve your chances on appeal.
• Guide your claim through the appeal process.
• Get expert medical opinions on your condition and how it renders you unable to work.
• Call expert witnesses to testify before the judge at your disability hearing.

• Our West Tampa Social Security disability lawyers know how this complex process works from the inside out, and will guide you every step of the way.
• We believe that every case deserves a thorough evaluation and our full consideration.
• We have an excellent track record of success. To date, we have won over $20  billion for our clients.
• We have 1,000+ attorneys worldwide, who Fight For The People, Not The Powerful.

If you are in the West Tampa area and want more information about qualifying for SSDI benefits, the West Tampa Social Security disability attorneys at Morgan & Morgan are here to answer any questions you have.

If you have already been denied benefits, do not give up. Call our West Tampa office or visit our contact page to arrange a free, no-risk case evaluation.

We handle Social Security disability cases on a contingency basis. This means that you do not pay us anything unless we help you obtain the disability benefits you need. So, call us today!