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FIGHTING A DENIED CLAIM COSTS YOU NOTHING.
We only consider a case to be denied if Social Security has said no at least 4 times!
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We win your case. YOU PAY US NOTHING out-of-pocket, EVER.
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HOW THE SSA DECIDES YOUR DISABILITY CLAIM
Understanding the five-Step Evaluation & The SSA "Blue Book"
The Social Security Administration (SSA) evaluates every disability claim using a strict 5-Step Sequential Evaluation Process. Knowing where your claim stands is key to winning an approval:
Step 1 - Work Activity (SGA): The SSA checks if you are currently working and earning above the Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA) monthly limit.
Step 2 - Severity of Condition: Your physical or mental impairment must be severe enough to significantly limit basic work activities (such as sitting, standing, lifting, or remembering) for at least 12 months.
Step 3 - The Blue Book Listing: The SSA compares your medical records against its official Blue Book—a master catalog of disabling medical conditions and clinical criteria. If your condition meets or equals a listing, your claim is approved immediately.
Step 4 - Past Relevant Work: If your condition doesn't match a listing, the SSA evaluates your Residual Functional Capacity (RFC) to see if you can still perform any job you held in the past 5 to 15 years.
Step 5 - Ability to Do Other Work: The SSA determines if you can adjust to any other type of full-time work available in the national economy, considering your age, education, and work skills.
What if your condition isn't in the Blue Book?
You do not need a listed Blue Book condition to win. Most claims are approved at Steps 4 and 5 by proving through medical records and doctor statements that your functional limitations prevent you from holding a job.
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TRANSPARENT FEES & BACK PAY EXPLAINED
How Your Lump-Sum Payment Is Calculated & What Our Help Costs
When your Social Security Disability claim is approved, you are often entitled to a lump-sum payment for past-due benefits, known as back pay.
No Win, No Fee:
You pay us $0 upfront and nothing out-of-pocket. If we do not win your claim, you owe us nothing.
SSA-Regulated Fee Cap:
By federal law, attorney fees for SSD claims are standard & strictly capped at 25% of your back-pay lump sum or $9,200 (whichever is lower).
Direct SSA Payment:
The SSA pays our fee directly out of your back-pay lump sum when you win. We never touch your ongoing monthly disability checks.
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