Social Security & Disability Attorneys
There are 280 social security & disability attorneys and law firms listed nationwide. Compare ratings and locations below, or narrow by state to find a social security & disability lawyer near you.
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What is a social security & disability lawyer?
Social Security Disability law helps people who can no longer work because of a serious medical condition obtain SSDI or SSI benefits from the Social Security Administration. A disability lawyer builds the medical evidence for your claim, files appeals after a denial, and represents you at hearings — and typically only gets paid if you are approved.
How Much Does a Disability Lawyer Cost? SSDI and SSI Fees
Average hourly rates by state and practice area, how lawyers bill, and fee limits set by law.
5.0 (6 reviews)
St. Louis, MO
Civil LitigationPersonal InjurySocial Security & Disability
+1 314-878-3200
5.0 (4 reviews)
Lafayette, LA
Civil LitigationPersonal InjurySocial Security & Disability
+1 337-236-5555
5.0 (4 reviews)
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Civil LitigationPersonal InjurySocial Security & Disability
+1 754-888-5437
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Social Security & Disability legal guides
Plain-English answers to common social security & disability questions, before you call a lawyer.
- Social Security COLA for 2027: What It Means for SSDI and SSI Checks
Social Security and SSI rise 3.6 percent for 2027. Here is when the first higher SSDI and SSI payments arrive and how Medicare Part B takes a share.
- How Social Security Disability Back Pay Works (and When You'll Get It)
Disability back pay is the lump sum SSA owes you for the months you waited for approval. This guide explains how it's calculated, the five-month wait, and when it arrives.
- What Conditions Qualify for Social Security Disability? The Blue Book Explained
The SSA Blue Book lists medical conditions that can qualify you for disability, but you can also qualify if your condition isn't listed. Here is how the system actually works.
- What to Expect at Your Social Security Disability Hearing (ALJ Hearing Guide)
A Social Security disability hearing is an informal meeting where an Administrative Law Judge decides your appeal. This guide walks through who attends, what the judge and vocational expert ask, and how to prepare.
- Continuing Disability Review (CDR): Will You Lose Your Benefits?
A Continuing Disability Review checks whether you still meet SSA's disability rules. Learn what triggers a CDR, the medical improvement standard, and how to protect your benefits.
- Do I Need a Disability Lawyer? What a Social Security Attorney Actually Does
You are not required to hire a lawyer for a Social Security disability claim, but representation tends to improve outcomes, especially at the hearing stage, and most disability lawyers only get paid if you win.
- How Much Does Social Security Disability Pay? How Your Check Is Set
The average disabled worker got $1,636 a month in September 2026. See SSA's formula worked for 2026 and 2027, the family maximum, and what can reduce an SSDI check.
- How to Apply for Social Security Disability: A Step-by-Step Guide
A plain-English walkthrough of how to apply for Social Security disability benefits, from gathering medical records to choosing between SSDI and SSI and understanding what happens after you file.
- SSDI vs. SSI: What's the Difference?
SSDI pays workers who earned Social Security coverage; SSI pays people with little income or savings. Here are the 2027 figures side by side, and how the two combine.
- Social Security Disability Denied: What to Do After a Denial
If your Social Security disability claim was denied, you usually have 60 days to appeal. Appealing is almost always better than starting over because it protects your original filing date and back pay.
- Social Security & Disability Law: A Complete Guide to SSDI and SSI
A plain-English overview of Social Security disability, covering SSDI versus SSI, who qualifies, how to apply, the five-step evaluation, what to do after a denial, how much benefits pay, and when a lawyer helps.
Social Security & Disability Attorneys — FAQ
Do I need a social security & disability lawyer?
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If your situation involves social security & disability matters — especially when money, deadlines, or your legal rights are at stake — speaking with a social security & disability attorney early helps protect your options. Most offer a free initial consultation, so you can get an honest read on your case before committing. Browse the 280 social security & disability firms below and filter by state, city, and rating.
How do I choose a social security & disability lawyer near me?
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Compare each firm's Google rating, number of reviews, location, and hours, then request a consultation. Many social security & disability attorneys offer a free initial consultation, so you can discuss your case before committing.
How much does a social security & disability lawyer cost?
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Social Security disability representatives’ fees are set by federal law and must be approved by the Social Security Administration. They are generally paid only if you win, from your past-due benefits, and are capped. For work billed by the hour, our free Lawyer Cost Estimator shows average lawyer rates by practice area and state (Clio, 2026). Get the fee agreement in writing before work begins.
Are these social security & disability listings verified?
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Listings come from public business data. Each shows the firm's address, phone number, and Google rating where available. We don't independently verify listings. Before hiring any lawyer, confirm their license and disciplinary history with your state bar's attorney search. This directory offers general information only and is not legal advice.