Everyone who works and pays Social Security taxes also pays for disability insurance through Social Security. If you are disabled due to a physical or mental medical impairment, then you should receive disability payments through Social Security. Unfortunately, Social Security wrongfully denies thousands of claims every year. Your denial can be appealed to a hearing with a federal administrative law judge.  We represent disabled people at their disability hearing and help them argue their case in front of the judge based on the Social Security laws and rules.

Attorney Quick has personally handled over 1,000 disability cases in private practice and even more cases while he was a staff attorney at the Social Security Administration. As an expert in Social Security's rules and procedures, Attorney Quick will help you plan the most effective strategy to present your case to Social Security and maximize your chances of winning.

If your Social Security claim has been denied.  Please contact us for a free case evaluation. Unlike some attorneys, we do not take every case.  We take cases we believe we can win and fight hard for them.

When you apply for Social Security disability, the agency's doctors will review your medical records and decide if they think you are disabled under their rules. These doctors are often WRONG.  Their opinions get reversed and changed all of the time, but they only get changed if you APPEAL your denial.  When you appeal, you will get the opportunity to have a hearing with a federal administrative law judge who will listen to your testimony and decide your case. It is absolutely vital that you prepare for your hearing and understand what you need to present to the judge to give you the best chance of winning.