Kraft & Associates is a Dallas Social Security disability lawyer and injury practice that opened its doors in 1971. Robert A. Kraft, Matthew Stewart, and William Stacy Webb lead the team.
Disability claims and injury cases run on a contingency fee, so clients pay nothing unless money is recovered. Staff here have stayed with the firm an average of 25 years, which keeps case handling steady.
The office publishes free guides on the SSD application process and the errors claimants make most often. Coverage reaches Dallas, Fort Worth, and the wider North Texas region, and the staff se habla espanol.
Every year this Minnetonka practice represents thousands of injured and disabled workers in all 50 states. Fields Law Firm built its caseload around disability, workers' compensation, and injury claims.
More than 100 legal professionals handle long-term, short-term, and Social Security disability applications and appeals under one roof. Founder Steve Fields backs cases with the Win-Win Guarantee, which means no fee unless the firm wins.
Attorneys here have earned National Trial Lawyers Top 100 and Million Dollar Advocates Forum recognition. Consumer rights work rounds out the practice, including credit report and mortgage errors after bankruptcy.
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Attorney Kimberly Bishop began practicing disability law in 2008 and is certified by the North Carolina State Bar as a Social Security Disability Law Specialist.
She has appeared before administrative law judges in Raleigh, Greensboro, Fayetteville, and Charlotte. Her Raleigh office also takes personal injury and work injury claims across the state.
Cases run on a contingency basis, and there is no fee unless the client wins.
Few practices run a comp claim, a benefits case, and an injury lawsuit side by side. MCV Law does, and that coordination is the Syracuse firm's calling card.
One workplace accident can trigger all three, so its attorneys work the files together to maximize what a client takes home. The Social Security disability attorneys here handle denials, hearings before an administrative law judge, and appeals, plus veterans' disability compensation.
Offices in Syracuse, Auburn, and Chittenango cover Central and Northern New York, from Watertown down to Ithaca. The team holds Super Lawyers and Avvo recognition and belongs to NOSSCR.
VA accreditation separates this Seattle practice from most disability firms. John-Paul Gustad has spent more than 24 years on SSDI and SSI claims, along with veterans whose service-connected ratings were denied or cut short.
Gustad Law Group works from offices in Seattle, Tacoma, and Spokane, and takes SSDI and VA matters nationwide. Car crash and nursing home neglect cases round out the caseload.
More than $1.45 billion recovered and 25,000 wins sit behind this Las Vegas practice, which opened in 1998.
Shook & Stone splits its work between catastrophic injury litigation and benefit claims, including SSDI and Nevada work injury cases. An online eligibility quiz lets people gauge a claim before they call.
Phones are answered around the clock, and the firm keeps offices in Las Vegas, Summerlin, and Reno.
Founded in 1997 by attorneys Jonathan and Jodi Brenner Ginsberg, this family-run Atlanta office covers work injuries, disability benefits, and personal bankruptcy.
Two of counsel attorneys, Susan Blum and Fred Green, take bankruptcy and work injury matters. The building sits just north of the Chamblee Dunwoody exit on I-285, with free parking and ground-floor access.
Jonathan also produces a long-running disability podcast and video channel for claimants.
Arizona claimants have leaned on Schiffman Law Office since 1975. Best Lawyers named Alan M. Schiffman a Phoenix Lawyer of the Year for workers' compensation claimants in 2016, 2020, and 2024.
Attorneys here bring over 50 years of combined experience with SSD and long-term disability claims. The firm also challenges bad-faith insurance denials.
Appointments are available in Phoenix, Mesa, and Scottsdale, and the staff speaks Spanish.
Khattar Law, PC has helped more than 40,000 people across Texas and California since 1991.
Principal attorney Jason Khattar and his San Antonio team file SSI and SSDI applications, push appeals through the SSA process, and take auto accident claims. Clients also come from Austin, Dallas, and Houston.
Ben Misko has guided hundreds of disabled Louisianans through the Social Security claims process from his downtown New Orleans office on Poydras Street.
He belongs to NOSSCR, the Louisiana State Bar Association, and the Louisiana Association for Justice. Car crashes, falls, and other accident claims round out the practice, and case reviews cost nothing.
Philadelphia workers have carried injury and benefit claims to Larry Pitt & Associates for more than 40 years.
The firm took gold in Social Security disability law at the 2025 Philly Favorites awards. Its attorneys file SSDI applications, gather medical proof, appeal denials, and prepare clients for hearings.
Representation reaches Bucks, Delaware, Chester, Montgomery, and Berks counties.
Jason Oldenburg founded this Milwaukee practice and works alongside attorney James Barrett. Between them, they bring over 25 years of experience with work injury and SSD benefit claims.
Reported outcomes include $500,000 for a client who needed a neck fusion and $418,000 for an elevator repair technician. Both attorneys hold Super Lawyers recognition in Wisconsin.
Thirty years in, Lanier Law Group works out of nine North Carolina offices, including one on Monroe Road in Charlotte.
Reported results include $4.3 million from a head-on collision with a tractor-trailer. Attorney Ashley Sappenfield leads the SSDI side of the practice, which also covers medical negligence and workplace accidents.
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Richard Madore practices alone, so the attorney a client meets is the one who works the file start to finish. He has closed hundreds of SSD claims and injury cases from his Boston office, and takes disability clients throughout New England.
Bill B. Berke has spent 35 years on delayed and denied benefit claims, and his Cape Coral team operates as Berke Law Firm, P.A. Florida clients come for SSDI, SSI, and accident representation, with initial consultations at no charge.
Partners Stacy Crider and Ashley Marks head an Indianapolis team with more than 80 years of combined experience. Published approvals show back pay awards ranging from $25,000 to nearly $98,000. ERISA and long-term disability litigation are handled here too.
Chad Lawrence spent his early career defending insurance companies and has practiced in Florida since 1987. That background now serves claimants in work injury and SSD matters. Martindale-Hubbell rates him AV Preeminent, and the firm keeps offices in Kissimmee and Tampa.
Stanley Denman has taken nothing but disability cases since 1991, and that single focus is the pitch. His Dallas-Fort Worth practice charges no fee unless the claim is won, and he will meet clients at home or in the hospital.
Board certification in both personal injury trial law and Social Security disability law is rare. Marc Whitehead holds both, and he is an accredited veterans claims attorney as well. His Houston firm takes denied benefit claims from all 50 states.
Four decades in the Leader Building on Superior Avenue have kept Ehrenreich & Associates busy with injury, workplace injury, and Social Security claims. Medical negligence cases are handled here as well, and the attorneys have won multi-million dollar settlements.