Experienced Board Certified Disability Attorneys

Has your Social Security Disability claim been wrongfully denied?

Grappling with a chronic condition, a newly diagnosed disease, or a serious injury can be physically painful and emotionally overwhelming. In addition to your health concerns, you are faced with paying your bills, supporting your family, and keeping your head above water without the help of your regular income. You want to work and provide for yourself, but you simply cannot.

Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits should be your safety net in this situation. Throughout your working years, you have paid taxes toward this federal insurance program just in case this exact situation occurs: you are hurt or unwell, and you need support.

Unfortunately, successfully receiving Social Security Disability benefits proves more difficult than just making payments to the Social Security program. The stark reality is that over two-thirds of all applications for disability benefits are denied each year. The Social Security Administration even readily admits that many valid claims are denied each year simply for technical reasons.

In fact, Social Security Disability is harder to secure today than it ever has been before. Fewer and fewer cases are being accepted by the SSA. Securing the benefits to which you’re entitled depends more than ever on having an experienced attorney on your side.

As a result of changing regulations, some big firms have had to close their doors.

For over 49 years, Morgan Weisbrod has been the preferred choice for Texans and we aren’t going anywhere. Why trust your case to an out-of-state firm to whom you’re just a case number? Don’t hesitate to turn your case over to our experienced attorneys. We deliver the personalized and dedicated representation needed to get the results you deserve.

Receive assistance from experienced, meticulous, Texas-based Social Security Disability experts.

At Morgan Weisbrod, we have decades of experience working alongside disabled clients in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado who need and deserve financial support. We are Board Certified Specialists in SS and VA Disability Law; it’s all we do. Over the past 49 years, have won millions of dollars in past due benefits for the thousands of SS, SSI and VA Disability clients we have represented. As you struggle to adjust to life with your debilitating health condition, you should not have to struggle against the Social Security system. Let us fight for your legal rights while you focus on your health and family.

We focus solely on disability claim cases.

Our law firm focuses solely on disability claim cases, and we have more Board-Certified Social Security Disability attorneys than any other law firm in the United States. Furthermore, we have extensive experience working with clients struggling through the most difficult times of their lives. Not only do we know how to legally secure your benefits, but we also know how to provide you with compassion, clear information, and regular communication. We also know the complexities of the SSD application process, and understand the difficulty of finding balance after an accident, disease, or chronic condition hijacks your life.

Talk with one of our attorneys to get your Social Security Disability and Supplemental Security Income questions answered:

• Am I eligible for Social Security Disability benefits?
• Why was my Social Security Disability application denied?
• How can I appeal a denied SSD case?
• What is the difference between Social Security Disability and Supplemental Security Income?
• Can I still get disability benefits if I haven’t worked for several years?
• Can my dependent children qualify for any kind of benefits if I am found disabled?
• How long does it take to secure Social Security disability benefits?
• If I was diagnosed with a fatal disease, or if my condition becomes substantially worse after I filed my application, is there a way that I can speed up the Social Security Disability benefit application process?
• If I suffer from depression or anxiety, or any other mental or emotional illness, can I qualify for Social Security Disability?
• If I suffer from diabetes, can I qualify for Social Security Disability?