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Common Reasons for SSDI Denials
Claims can be denied for a wide range of reasons. Some of the most common—and how we can help you avoid or appeal them—include:
Insufficient Medical Evidence
A predominant reason for SSDI claim denial is the lack of adequate medical evidence to support the disability claim. The Social Security Administration (SSA) requires comprehensive documentation proving the severity of the disability and its impact on your ability to work. We assist you by helping to gather all necessary medical records, coordinating with healthcare providers, and doing what is necessary to demonstrate the extent of your disability.
Failure to Follow Prescribed Treatment
The SSA may view this as a lack of cooperation or a lack of seriousness in managing one's health condition. We can help by explaining the valid reasons for non-compliance, such as financial constraints or adverse side effects.
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Your case is unique, and so is our approach. We provide tailored legal support, giving you the attention and care you deserve throughout your case.
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We treat every case with precision, preparing for trial from the start. This thorough approach ensures we pursue the best outcome, whether in negotiations or court.
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We offer free consultations to explain your legal options, ensuring you have the guidance needed to make informed decisions from the start.
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We work on a contingency basis, so you don’t pay unless we win your case. This allows you to focus on healing while we take care of the legal fight for you.
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Attorney Audrey Haydon-Blackmon was born and bred right here in Bardstown, and she left the bigger firms so she could set up shop and help people in her own hometown. She’s a Social Security disability lawyer that you can count on to keep a close eye on the details, and to follow your case all the way through to its conclusion. She’s earned some great client reviews, and we’re proud of the reputation she’s built in the community. Reach out to our office to schedule your free consultation. We’ll meet either in person or virtually, whichever works best for you.
Call Haydon Blackmon, PLLC at (502) 490-2214 today. We work with clients throughout Nelson County.
Social Security FAQ
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 502-490-2214 today!
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Is There a Waiting Period that I Need to Adhere to Before Applying for Benefits?No, there is no waiting period. In fact, you should probably apply for Social Security Disability benefits immediately after becoming disabled. If your injury, illness or disabling condition will keep you out of work for a year or more, you should file a claim. If you have questions regarding the filing of a claim, call or email our firm.
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Can I Receive Workers' Compensation Benefits and Social Security Disability Benefits at The Same Time?Yes, but it is unlikely that you will receive the maximum benefits of both. Typically, your SSD benefits will be reduced to offset the workers' compensation benefits, if your benefits exceed the allowed maximum amount.
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My Application for Benefits Was Denied. Am I Out Of Luck?Even if you were denied benefits, there is an entire process built in to account for appeals. If your application was denied, it is important that you contact an attorney as soon as possible who can examine your case and provide additional guidance and representation.