Social Security Appeals
Many people believe that if they are unable to work they will automatically be eligible for Social Security disability benefits. Unfortunately, that is not the case, nor is it possible to satisfy SSA requirements by having your treating physician simply declare that you are “disabled.” The system just does not work that way. While there is no legal requirement that you retain an attorney when seeking disability, but your best opportunity for a positive result in your claim is to retain a Social Security attorney in New York who knows the ins and outs of the system. Filing a claim for disability with the Social Security Administration (SSA) is a long and complicated process that for most claimants ends in a denial of benefits. Many may benefit from appealing the denial, but either feel discouraged or don’t understand how to proceed. Attorney Phillip Gillet will provide a thorough analysis of your prospects and help with any appeals. By the SSA’s definition, you are entitled to rec...