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We make the Disability Process Clear
At Keller & Keller, we go the extra mile to help our clients through the process of securing their disability benefits. We have years of experience securing disability benefits for our clients. Using our specialized technology and excellent staff who have an in-depth understanding of disability law we have obtained millions of dollars in benefits.

The Application Process can be Confusing
We help you navigate through the complex process and appeal and denials. If necessary, we will argue your case in front of an administrative law judge and, if warranted take your claim all the way to the Federal District court. We have served thousands of claimants over the years, and we understand the stress and frustration that you feel trying to battle the system alone.

The Keller & Keller Disability Team
Unlike many disability law firms, Keller & Keller will help you every step of the way, from filling your paperwork to collecting your medical records. Without exception, we will assist you in completing the applications, questionnaires, and appeals, making sure that each document meets strict standards. We will request your medical histories from your past and present doctors, building your medical case. We even follow up on your applications and documentation to make certain that your claim is getting the attention it deserves.

FREE Claim Review
Contact Keller & Keller for a FREE consultation regarding your disability claim. There is no obligation to hire a lawyer and your contact is strictly confidential. We have NO up-front fees. In fact, there is no fee until our social security attorneys successfully recover disability benefits you. If you cannot travel to our office for any reason, we will send a packet to your house and help you fill out the necessary paperwork. Whatever your individual needs, we will work with you to the best of our ability. Call today 1-800-2-KELLER

Your Claim Has Been Denied
What is the next step? From here on out the Social Security appeals process can become complex and is often too much for an individual to handle on their own. You may, on your own or with the help of an attorney, put in for reconsideration. A reconsideration consists of the disabled party submitting any evidence, including any new evidence, for review. This review can end in a new decision, where you will be given your benefits, or your claim may be rejected again.

The Next Step Is a Hearing
If you are rejected after a reconsideration the next step is to go in front of an Administrative Law Judge for a formal hearing. This judge will look at all of your evidence, new and old, and come to a decision. If the decision is not in your favor, you may continue to appeal.

The Appeals Council Will Review Your Case
The Social Security Appeals Council may decide to uphold the Judges’ decision, issue their own decision, or send your case back to the Administrative Law Judge for a new decision. Any of these scenarios may not end with a positive result for you. In this case you will have to file a civil suit.

A Civil Suit is Your Last Chance
When all of the above steps have been followed, and you still have not gotten an approval for Social Security disability, you may file a civil suit in Federal District Court. Hopefully, you will not need to get to this point. However, it is very important that you have an experienced advocate in your corner, handing the complex paperwork and obtaining the documentation necessary to win your appeal.

Appealing Often Yields Positive Results
You have every right to appeal if your claim is denied. The appeal process can be daunting but there is hope. Three out of four people who file an appeal end up receiving their benefits. However, it is important that you have representation. By using experienced legal representation you can be sure that there will be no mistakes in your application, that proper documentation is obtained and that all deadlines are met.

Helping You Through The Appeal Process
Overwhelmed, frustrated and exhausted, many people will give up on their claim after it has been denied. However, you must know that positive results are possible and even common if you have the right representation.

The AV rated law offices of Keller and Keller possesses a skilled Social Security staff whose sole focus is to represent physically and mentally impaired individuals in need of Social Security disability and Supplemental Security Income benefits. Our Social Security staff has successfully represented countless clients who require the need for financial assistance from the government to ensure that their personal security and social welfare are not compromised.

Individuals in need of Social Security benefits are often familiar with the time-consuming process and frustration involved with trying to establish the validity of their claim. Keller and Keller's Social Security attorneys and assisting staff will be able to solicit and facilitate the vital cooperation and support you will need from your medical providers so that you receive the benefits that are rightfully yours.

Don't Give Up
If you are seeking Social Security Disability benefits, the process can be frustrating, overwhelming, and confusing. Many people are denied over and over again before they are approved for benefits. Although there are many difficult and demanding requirements throughout the disability process, you should remember that the key to obtaining disability benefits is - Don't Give Up!

The Facts
Every year, approximately two and half million people apply for disability through the Social Security Administration. Of these 2.5 million nearly two thirds or over 1.5 million will have their claims denied. What happens when your claim is denied? Frustrated and suffering mentally or physically, you will have to wait for a hearing. This wait can be extremely long. The average person who has been denied disability will have to wait an average of 499 days. During this year and a half you will have to do without financial assistance, relying on help from family members and friends, putting a strain on everyone involved. Once the date of your hearing has been set you may be denied again, only to start the entire process over. There are currently 750,000 cases waiting to be heard. If your claim is denied, that makes you case number 750,001. There is no doubt that the Social Security disability system is backlogged and not functioning properly. The question is: What can you do to ensure that your disability claim is approved?

Contact Keller & Keller for a FREE consultation regarding your disability claim. There is no obligation to hire a lawyer and your contact is strictly confidential. We have NO up-front fees. In fact, there is no fee until our social security attorneys successfully recover disability benefits you. If you cannot travel to our office for any reason, we will send a packet to your house and help you fill out the necessary paperwork. Whatever your individual needs, we will work with you to the best of our ability. Call today 1-800-2-KELLER

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