Services
At Social Security Defenders LLC, our staff help people with disabilities throughout Nevada and Illinois. We represent people with all different kinds of disabilities, including mental illness, chronic illness, personal injury, or any other disablement. No matter what your disablement, having a Social Security lawyer by your side can give you one on one personalized representation and zealously advocate your case in the most favorable light. Our mission is simple; to help Social Security claimants get the benefits they deserve. Contact us today for your free consultation.
Our Company Provides Services For:
| Social Security Disability | ODAR Hearings |
| Supplemental Security Income | Disability Benefits |
| Social Security Appeals | Disability Income |
| SSA Claims | Disability Claims Benefits |
| Initiating the SS Process | Support Benefits |
Having a Representative By Your Side Can Greatly Improve Your Chances of Winning, We Will:
- Gather medical and other evidence.
- Analyze your case under Social Security Regulations and provide you with an assessment of its strengths and weaknesses.
- Contact your doctors and explain Social Security Regulations to obtain a report consistent with those regulations.
- Suggest that the Social Security Administration send you a doctor for a consultative examination.
- Obtain documents from your Social Security file.
- Review actions taken by the Social Security Administration.
- Ask that a prior application for benefits be reopened.
- Seek a waiver of time limit.
- Request subpoenas to insure the presence of crucial witnesses or documents at your hearing.
- Advise you how to best prepare yourself to testify at hearing.
- Protect your right to a fair hearing by objecting to improper evidence and procedures.
- Cross-examine Social Security Administration witnesses at your hearing.
- Present a closing statement at your hearing arguing that you are entitled to benefits under the Social Security Regulations.
- Submit a written summary of the evidence and a legal argument to the Administrative Law Judge.
- Review, suggest changes or make legal objections to written questions which are sometimes sent to a doctor by the Administrative Law Judge after a hearing requesting an additional medical opinion.
- If you win, make sure that the Social Security Administration correctly calculates your benefits.
- If you lose, request a review of the Hearing Decision by the SSA Appeals Council.
- If necessary, represent you in a Federal Court Review of your case.
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