Reconsideration in West Virginia and Ohio

Social Security Disability in West Virginia and Ohio

At Edgar Snyder & Associates, we understand the frustration that comes from being denied Social Security disability benefits. We want you to know that the process does not have to stop there. For more than 25 years, we have fought to make sure that our clients' rights are respected. Our team is available to serve people in Pittsburgh, throughout western Pennsylvania, and in the surrounding states.

Contact us today for a free consultation about your Social Security disability case.

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If you have been denied Social Security disability benefits and you live in West Virginia or Ohio, your case is reviewed under Reconsideration. This means that your claim will be evaluated by someone other than the individual who made the original decision. All of the evidence, plus any additional evidence submitted, will be re-examined and a new decision will be rendered. If you disagree with the reconsidered decision, you have the option of going to the next level of the appeals process.

Every day, many deserving people are denied their rightful SSD benefits. Luckily, the Social Security Act outlines a variety of steps that you can pursue if you are denied benefits. Our attorneys are here to take you through those steps. We are dedicated to providing personalized service to every one of our clients. We will make sure that you understand all of the options available to you, and we will stand by your side throughout the entire process.

Act Quickly! You Only Have 60 Days to Pursue Your Appeal.

After your benefits have been denied, you still have several options that we will help you pursue. These options are time-sensitive, however, so we encourage you to contact us immediately to follow the next steps.

We offer free consultations. If you have been denied benefits, e-mail us or call us toll free at 1-877-881-2711.