SSD Claims Process

Eligibility For SSD Benefits

The Social Security Administration (SSA) considers you disabled if you have a severe physical or mental condition that prevents you from working, and that condition is expected to last at least 12 continuous months. Every year more than 1,000 Wisconsin residents apply for Social Security benefits, and every year the majority of those applicants get turned down by the SSA at least once, and often twice. This happens despite the very real needs of the people applying for help.

​If you’ve been denied the Social Security Disability benefits that you desperately need and deserve, The Previant Law Firm, S.C. is here to help. Our Social Security Disability attorneys in Milwaukee know what you are up against. We understand the ins and outs of applying for disability benefits, appealing a denial, and fighting for the financial help you need. For more than 100 years, we’ve been helping injured workers understand their rights and get fair and full compensation for their injuries

If Your Social Security Disability Claim Is Denied
The Social Security system is complex. At The Previant Law Firm, S.C., we have a team of Social Security Disability lawyers dedicated to helping people file claims and appeal denials. We represent people in hearings before the Administrative Law Judge, as well as in appeals before the Social Security Appeals Council or in U.S. District Court.
Our Social Security Disability services include:

• Filing for hearings and appeals
• Presenting written arguments and gathering evidence
• Preparing clients for hearing and court appearances so they know what to expect
• Presenting clients’ cases for compensation and cross-examining witnesses

For personal attention from an experienced Milwaukee Social Security Disability lawyer, contact our firm. In addition to offering a free initial consultation and review of your claim, we offer flexible appointments and can even meet with you at your home, at the hospital, or at our offices.

Call (414) 271-4500 today for your free Social Security Disability case evaluation.