Learn More About SSDI and SSI in Our Legal Article Library
The entire Social Security Disability process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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Appealing a Durational Denial If you receive a durational denial from the Social Security Administration for disability benefits, you can appeal it. Here, learn how. -
Understanding SS Durational Denials After submitting a Social Security disability claim, you may receive a durational denial. We explain what this means and what you can do about it. -
Free Phone Evaluation With an Intake Specialist If you need help with a disability claim, you can speak directly with an intake specialist at Cuddigan Law. Here, learn more about this free phone interview. -
Tips for Filling Out Job History for an SS Claim When you submit a claim for SS disability, you need to include a work history summary. We provide helpful tips for filling out this section of your claim. -
Job History Summary for an SS Claim When you submit a claim for SS disability, you need to include a work history summary. We explain how previous jobs factor into your case. -
SS Disability Contingency Fee Arrangements Most SS disability attorneys work on a contingency fee basis. Learn what this means if you need to file a disability claim. -
SS Disability Attorney Fees and Costs If you need to hire an attorney for your SS disability claim, it’s important to understand all costs involved. We outline important details in this article. -
How an Attorney Helps With a Denied SS Claim There are many levels of the SS claim process, but if your claim is denied, the process becomes more complex. Fortunately, a skilled SS lawyer can help. -
Two Types of Social Security Reconsideration The first step in appealing a denied SS claim is the reconsideration level. Learn how the process works under this level of appeal. -
Understanding the Social Security Appeals Process Appealing a denied Social Security claim can requires considerable time and an understanding of the process. Here, learn the four levels of that process.
