Our attorneys, Christa McGill and Virginia Noble, are certified by the North Carolina State Bar as specialists in Social Security Disability Law. Since 1991, we have offered skilled, caring and experienced legal representation to clients in the Triangle who are seeking Social Security benefits, including Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
Our clients include individuals with medical impairments that keep them from working and who are entitled to make a benefits claim. We also represent people who have applied for Social Security Disability benefits but whose claims have been denied. We can represent you throughout the appeals process. Contact our office today.
Common impairments that may entitle you to SSDI or SSI benefits include:
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) may have determined that your impairments are not severe enough to prevent you from working. Unfortunately, the agency doctors working for the state Disability Determination Services agency never actually see the patient, but rather make determinations based on medical evidence reported in the claim. Our attorneys can help you gather and present the necessary evidence to prove that your injury merits the benefits to which you are entitled.
After an initial application for benefits, most individuals receive a denial letter a few months later. If you have received a letter, you still have many opportunities to demonstrate your need and entitlement to benefits. Our attorneys will file a Request for Reconsideration, including all necessary medical and other documentation. If your claim is denied again, we will request a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). If further appeals are necessary, we are more than prepared to take your case to the Social Security Appeals Council and federal court.
Learn more about the claims process and fees and costs.
An attorney is a strategic asset in obtaining Social Security Disability benefits. Our attorneys will file paperwork and gather necessary evidence to support your claim. We will review your medical file, consult with the treating doctors and ensure that their examination and determination meets the proper legal standard before pursuing the appeal with the SSA, ALJ or other reviewing entity. We will make every attempt to advocate your position, including arguing for an expedited hearing.
We have over 20 years of experience in effectively presenting cases and medical documentation to the SSA, we can demonstrate your need and entitlement to SSDI and/or SSI benefits.
It is important to note that social security disability claims are routinely denied by the SSA. In fact, the SSA counts on people to give up on their claims. Do not be discouraged just because you have been denied. You may still have a valid claim to benefits.
If you have been denied Social Security Disability benefits, you have only 60 days to appeal. Do not jeopardize your claim - contact us and talk to Christa McGill or Ginny Noble today.
Contact McGill & Noble, Attorneys at Law for a free initial consultation with Board Certified Specialist in Social Security Disability law.
No fees or costs unless benefits are awarded • Home and hospital visits • Evening and weekend appointments available
Our office is on the fourth floor of the Southpark building, located at the corner of Westgate Drive and University Drive in Durham.
McGill & Noble, Attorneys at Law
3518 Westgate Drive
Suite 425
Durham, NC 27707
Phone: (919) 493-8876
Toll Free: (800) 921-5899
Fax: (919) 419-7149
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