Downers Grove Social Security Disability Lawyer

Social Security Attorney Serving Oak Brook, DuPage County, and Surrounding Areas

Social Security disability benefits are not easy to obtain. The application process can be time-consuming, especially for those who are already struggling with health issues. If the claim is denied at the first or second levels of review, which nearly always happens, a subsequent hearing could be over a year away. This is mostly due to a backlog of cases, lack of trained government employees, and budget cuts that have reduced both office personnel and workplace efficiency.

At Pearson Disability Law, LLC, we are here to guide you every step of the way. We take the burden off our clients and put it on ourselves. All the while, we keep you informed of important developments regarding your case and offer practical legal and financial advice. Finally, instead of being intimidated by obstacles and delays, we find a way to work through them.

Denied Social Security Disability?

If your initial application for Social Security disability benefits has been denied, do not get discouraged. In fact, nearly all initial claims in Illinois get denied. Attorney Jonathan L. Pearson and his legal professionals are here to help you through the process. We can assist you in applying for reconsideration and walk you through each step of the process.

Mr. Pearson practices disability law exclusively and is an active member of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives, a group of individuals dedicated to helping disabled people get benefits from Social Security. His experience and passion in these matters ensures you will receive the disability benefits that you rightly deserve.

Rely on an Experienced Downers Grove Attorney

At Pearson Disability Law, LLC, we will work hard to resolve your claim successfully. Contact our Downers Grove office today at 630-366-0999. After hours and off-site consultations are available. We do not ask for upfront legal fees for Social Security disability cases.