Oakland Social Security Disability Attorneys - Social Security Attorneys John Harrigan and Julius Young based in the Bay Area

Boxer & Gerson - Social Security Disability Law

	Boxer & Gerson, LLP handles administrative hearings for individuals previously denied Social Security Disability benefits at the initial determination and reconsideration stages. The Social Security Administration denies a large percentage of claims. If you are denied benefits, you have a right to appeal. We can help file your appeal, get you a hearing, and develop the evidence to present at the hearing. Our representation is on a contingency basis, which means that if you do not win your case, you will not have to pay a fee. We are often successful in reversing prior denials of benefits by representing our clients in hearings before Administrative Law Judges of the Social Security Administration’s Office of Disability Adjudication and Review (ODAR). We handle hearings at the Oakland, San Francisco, San Rafael, and Stockton ODAR offices. If you are on workers’ compensation and/or are receiving some type of short-term or long- term disability benefits, you may also be able to collect Social Security Disability. Obtaining Social Security disability benefits may qualify you for Medicare medical, hospitalization and pharmacy benefits. There are many reasons you should contact us as soon as possible: Our attorneys have many years of experience handling Social Security Disability hearings, unlike firms that have only recently entered the field Our attorneys routinely handle cases with complicated medical issues Our attorneys are skilled in the relationship between Social Security, workers’ compensation and long-term disability plans You may have deadlines approaching Remember, there are multiple levels of appeals and each has critical deadlines. It is important that you consult an attorney immediately to preserve your right to these important benefits. To contact us about your case, call us at 510-835-8870 or click here to complete our contact form.