Orlando Social Security Disability Lawyer

Standing Up for Disabled Clients in Florida

An injury or illness may have left you disabled and unable to work as you did before your health issues arose. If you find yourself in this position, it may be possible for you to file for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits.

At the Law Offices of Dennis Kenny, P.C., we help people in Orlando and throughout Florida file for Social Security Disability benefits. Though we are based in New York, we are aggressive advocates for our Florida clients. We can work closely with clients, using technology, when dealing with their SSD claims. Our firm is highly knowledgeable of the processes that the Social Security Administration (SSA) uses when determining the validity of a claim and approving or denying it. We take the time to explain all processes to our clients while evaluating the potential for their claims.

Contact us online, or call us today at 888-312-5516 to schedule an appointment with an experienced Orlando Social Security Disability lawyer.

Most Claims Are Denied

Unfortunately, most initial Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims are denied. The SSA is very critical of every claim and if there are any discrepancies, they will deny the claim. This is not the end for your case, however. It is possible for us to file an appeal on your behalf to continue pursuing the benefits you deserve.

The earlier you involve our firm, the better. We can help you gather all of the pertinent documents and fill out all paperwork to minimize any errors that may occur. Our firm can also stand by you throughout the appeals process and any hearings in front of an administrative judge from the SSA.

Contact Us for a Free Initial Consultation

We can help you understand your right to Social Security Disability. Contact us today for a free case evaluation with an SSDI attorney. We can review your case and determine how to move forward.

From our office locations in the Hudson Valley and Albany area, we work with Florida clients to deal with Social Security Disability matters.

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