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Get Help with Social Security Disability Filings and Appeals

Are you seeking help with Social Security Disability benefits in Dayton? At the Buckeye Law Group, we're committed to providing comprehensive legal support for those navigating the complexities of the Social Security Disability (SSD) filing process.

People often don’t realize just how complex filing for Social Security Disability is until they try it and get denied on their first attempt. Experienced legal counsel can greatly increase your chances of a successful Social Security Disability outcome and may be extremely beneficial on appeals.

SSD regulations and rules are intricate and involve a myriad of regulations, deadlines and required documentation. One minor oversight can lead to delays, denials or underpayment. An experienced Social Security Disability lawyer can help guide you through the process, ensuring you're well-prepared and help you avoid common pitfalls.



Our deep understanding of the Social Security Administration's (SSA) protocols and disability law ensures that your case is handled proficiently and empathetically. We'll stand by your side every step of the way, offering guidance and support tailored to your unique circumstances.

Challenges SSD Applicants Frequently Face

Social Security Disability claims often come with numerous challenges. Applicants must provide sufficient medical evidence to support their claim. It’s also necessary to truly understand the SSA's definition of disability and tailor your application to meet the strict criteria.

This doesn’t mean making up symptoms or conditions, but it does mean clearly laying out your situation in a way that adheres to their qualification rubric. Maintaining comprehensive records of your disability's impact on your daily activities can be a key (and often overlooked) component that the team at the Buckeye Law Group can help you compile.

Moreover, bureaucratic complexities and unfamiliar jargon almost always confuse and frustrate many first-time applicants. At the Buckeye Law Group, we simplify this process. Our lawyers are adept at gathering necessary medical records, aiding in documenting the effects of your disability and explaining procedures in clear, understandable language.



With our support, the challenges often associated with SSD benefit applications become less daunting.

Why Initial Denials Are So Common

Many first-time applicants are taken aback when their claims are denied. Initial denials are incredibly common due to a variety of factors, which often include:



• Incomplete applications
• Insufficient medical evidence
• Failure to comply with treatment protocols
• Missing specific deadlines
• Inadequate documentation of conditions or impact on your ability to work and function

Our attorneys at the Buckeye Law Group strive to help SSD benefit filers avoid initial denials by ensuring their applications are comprehensive and compelling. We meticulously review every facet of your claim, increasing your chances of initial acceptance and reducing the likelihood of a time-consuming appeals process.

If your initial claim is denied, don't lose hope. The appeals process offers additional opportunities for the presentation of your case. Having a skilled lawyer by your side during this process can greatly increase your chances of success.

Our legal team will help you understand the appeals process, which may include:

• Reconsideration
• Hearing by an administrative law judge
• Review by the Appeals Council
• If necessary, litigation in federal court

We assist you in gathering new evidence, preparing testimonies and presenting a persuasive argument to the adjudicators.

At the Buckeye Law Group, our attorneys are committed to helping Dayton residents navigate the often-challenging path of Social Security Disability filings. With our expertise, dedication and empathetic approach, we can help you secure the benefits you deserve.

Call us at 1-800-411-PAIN for a free initial consultation and learn how we can help you file or appeal an SSD denial.