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DON'T DELAY - APPEAL YOUR DENIED SOCIAL SECURITY CLAIM NOW

If you've been denied Social Security disability benefits, don't delay.  Take action NOW to protect your claim and get all your benefits.

The Social Security Administration will deny 8 out 10 disability claims filed in Alabama in 2025.  Many of these denials will come after a brief, mechanical review of the application.  Often, they will not get all of the medical evidence. Faulty denials are common.

The majority of denied claims can be won and paid with appeals.  Yes, appeals are time consuming, complex and frustrating.  But they often get your money for you, including back pay or past due benefits.

Here's how THE FORSYTHE FIRM can help you if you've recently been denied (denied within 60 days):

1.  We will meet with you and get to know your disability and your needs.  The consultation is free with no obligation.

2.  If you appoint us to represent you, we will review your denial carefully to see what went wrong.

3.  We will obtain any missing or additional evidence to support approval of your claim.

4.  We will file appeals as necessary to take your disability case up the chain of command--to higher authorities--to seek payment.

5.  When required, we will take your case to a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) and go with you to the hearing to protect your rights.  Note:  Over one-half of all denials are approved and paid at hearings.   

How much does all the work cost?  Absolutely nothing until you win and receive your past due benefits.  If you don't get past due benefits or "back pay," you will never pay a cent in legal fees--no matter how much we have worked on your case.  

We pledge to work tirelessly with you to get your benefits approved.  We have the skill, knowledge and experience to handle Social Security disability cases at all levels--from application to appeals.

Call (256) 799-0297 for a free consultation. You can begin with a phone call.  If a visit to our local office is desired, we will schedule an appointment at your convenience.  We never ask you for money!

Call Social Security disability specialist Charles W. Forsythe today.

(256) 799-0297.

 

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