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The Role of Legal Representation in Illinois Social Security Disability Cases
Posted March 11, 2024

Social Security disability (SSD) cases within Illinois present many challenges, making the presence of a legal representative incredibly valuable. From the initial application to potential appeals, the process of securing Social Security disability benefits is fraught with procedural and substantive challenges. A significant number of initial SSD applications are denied, often due to errors in the application, insufficient documentation of the disability, or a failure to meet the stringent criteria set forth by the Social Security Administration.

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Why It’s Worthwhile To Hire A Social Security Disability Attorney
Posted February 13, 2024

The Social Security Disability (SSD) claims process can be a complex and challenging journey for many individuals seeking financial support due to disabilities. The SSD claims process aims to help those in need, but the initial claim can be intentionally strict, making it difficult for most applicants to succeed without an experienced SSD attorney.

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What Conditions Qualify For Social Security Disability?
Posted January 15, 2024

Social Security Disability (SSD) is a federal program designed to aid individuals who are unable to work due to a qualifying disability. It is a crucial lifeline for many, providing financial assistance and enabling access to essential healthcare and living needs. In Illinois, as in other states, SSD is governed by rules and regulations that determine who is eligible for these benefits.

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How Difficult Is It To Qualify For SSDI?
Posted December 12, 2023

Imagine having a disability that makes working almost impossible. How can you earn a living when you are in so much pain? If you have a disability that affects your ability to earn a living, you could qualify for Social Security disability (SSDI). SSDI offers financial help to people who meet the program’s criteria, including having a qualified disability and income and assets under a certain amount.

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