Ronald Sokol at Sokol & Mazian handles the Social Security Disability claims and appeals to seek benefits that have become necessary due to severe long-term disability.
Contact Ronald Sokol, our Orland Park back injury and SSDI/SSI attorney, to schedule a consultation to discuss how we can help you.
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Back pain, whether caused by degenerative disc disease or a lower back injury, from year to year, increasing your inability to work as you grow older. You may be entitled to receive Social Security Disability benefits if you are unable to work for at least 12 months in a row due to your spinal problems. Applications for these benefits may be denied at first. This does not mean your claim should be abandoned as we have obtained many favorable awards on appeal as a result of thoroughly investigating and documenting your medical history.
At Sokol & Mazian, our Illinois neck injury disability lawyer Ronald Sokol has the knowledge and experience necessary to advise individuals with debilitating spine conditions on how to apply for Social Security benefits and increase the likelihood of a favorable outcome. These conditions, noted in the Social Security Disability's manual listing impairments, include:
- Degenerative disc disease
- Osteoarthritis
- Spinal stenosis
- Herniated nucleus pulposus
- Spinal arachnoiditis
- Nerve root compression
We understand the difficulties you face in trying to document your medical history to SSA. Ronald Sokol is familiar with spinal injury requirements and he will assist you in developing your claim and help you pursue the SSDI and SSI benefits to which you are entitled.
Contact Us for representation regarding spine and lower back injuries
We consistently put good quality into practice, earning the respect of our legal peers and clients. Let us go to work for you. Contact us online or by phone at the law offices of Sokol & Mazian for representation in Cook and Will County, Illinois, to discuss your SSDI impairments, your benefits denial and your upcoming administrative hearing.
