
Clear guidance for SSDI and SSI claims, hearings, and appeals.
Social Security cases are not decided by diagnosis alone. They are decided by what the medical records show about how health problems affect reliable work and daily life. Our office helps clients build clear, organized support for their case while we handle records, deadlines, and next steps.
Since 2007, we have represented clients across West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, and Virginia with personal attention.
NO FEE UNLESS WE WIN.
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Filing paperwork is only one part of the process. Social Security cases are often decided by the quality of the medical record, the consistency of the information in the file, and whether the case is developed carefully over time.
Weak medical records
Records may be incomplete, outdated, or too vague to show how symptoms affect work and daily activity.
No clear case development
Many people do not realize how Social Security evaluates a claim or what needs to be documented over time.
Deadlines and forms
Missing a deadline or misunderstanding a form can delay a case or create avoidable problems.
Inconsistent information
Treatment notes, forms, work history, and statements all need to fit together clearly.
Treatment gaps
Long gaps in care can make it harder for the record to show what someone is dealing with over time.
Giving up too soon
Many stop after a first denial, even though appeals are where most strong cases are won.

We request medical records directly from providers
We organize the file and track important deadlines
We help clients understand what Social Security is looking for
We prepare forms and updates carefully
We help clients communicate their symptoms clearly and consistently
We prepare clients for hearings and important questions
We stay involved through the claim and appeal process when needed

Submit the form for a free case review or give us a call. It only takes a minute to get started.

A member of our team will reach out, confirm the details of your case, and schedule your appointment.

You meet with us by phone or secure video. We review your situation, explain your options, and answer your questions.

If you decide to move forward, we gather your medical records, file applications or appeals, and prepare you for hearings. We keep you updated through our private portal and handle every step until a decision is made.

It is a contingency fee. You pay only if you are granted benefits. The fee is set by federal law at 25% of your past-due benefits.
If you are granted benefits, you reimburse reasonable case costs spent to build your claim. We work to keep those costs as low as possible.
Timelines vary widely depending on the stage of the case and how long each level of review takes. Our office works to keep the case moving and avoid unnecessary delay.
No. You provide the names of your providers, and our office requests the records directly.
Yes. Shawn personally reviews new cases and is available for appointments when needed. Many appointments can be handled by phone or secure video, so an office visit is often not necessary.
Yes. We prepare clients for what to expect and for the questions that are likely to come up.
A strong case depends on clear medical records, consistent treatment when possible, accurate forms, and careful case development over time.
If you are considering a claim, dealing with an appeal, or trying to understand what comes next, our office can review your situation and explain your options clearly.
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