Proving That Your Bodily Impairment Prevents You From Working
The law firm of Cox & Reynolds, LLC, has handled every category of Social Security Disability claims. Whatever your illness, injury or impediment, we have probably handled a similar case.
However, we know that every person's symptoms and circumstances are unique. We know that there is nothing automatic about qualifying for disability benefits. We know that you need your benefits as soon as possible.
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Our Birmingham lawyers have handled thousands of Social Security Disability (SSD) and Supplemental Income (SSI) claims across north central and northern Alabama.
Disease · Pain Disorders · Back and Neck Injuries · All Physical Impairments
Attorneys Janet P. Cox and Mary Neal Reynolds have helped clients secure benefits for a wide spectrum of physical and medical impairments, including hard-to-prove cases that other attorneys commonly turn down.
With 60 years of focused experience between them in the specialized field of Social Security Disability, they are highly qualified to help. They understand the medical issues and are able to converse with your doctors and review your medical records. They are familiar with the specific criteria under the Social Security Administration's listing of impairments. They can help submit your initial claim and they are highly effective in hearings and appeals if your claim has been denied.
Below are just some of the types of physical disability cases in which we have secured benefits for clients:
- Back and neck injuries (disk injury, fractured vertebrae)
- Spinal cord injury
- Major disruption of weight-bearing joints (knees, hip/pelvis)
- Bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome
- COPD, asthma and other lung disorders
- Heart disease
- Kidney or liver disease
- Complications of diabetes
- Cancer (terminal or disabling)
- Multiple sclerosis
- Fibromyalgia
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Lupus
- HIV/AIDS
- Complex regional pain syndrome
- Parkinson's disease
Birmingham Physical Disability Claims Attorneys
To qualify for benefits, you have to prove that your physical and/or mental condition prevents you from working for 12 months or more. You do not have to be bedridden, but merely unable to sustain ongoing, full-time work. For example, if you can only handle part-time work because of your limitations, you may be eligible for disability benefits.
We spend the time to get to know our clients and understand how their disabling condition affects their daily life. Our lawyers excel at demonstrating symptoms such as chronic pain and fatigue that are hard to measure from an objective medical standpoint.
We care about our clients and take our job seriously. Cox & Reynolds, LLC, offers a free consultation, and we take no attorney fees unless we win benefits for you. Contact us online, or call 800-407-8517 (toll free) or 205-578-1351 to talk to our Birmingham and Montgomery back and neck injury attorneys.