
Torn Rotator Cuffs and Your Social Security Disability Benefits
Torn rotator cuffs and your Social Security disability benefits. A torn rotator cuff can not only be painful, but can limit your ability to lift, push,
Are you unable to work due to a disability?
Has your Social Security disability claim been denied?
At Lewis Disability Law, we are deeply committed to representing individuals with disabilities and their families.
Located in Indianapolis, our law firm understands the frustration and concern you may have about your financial future.
We realize that receiving a denial for your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claim or your Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claim can be disheartening.
We also know how confusing the claims process may appear to the average person.
Don’t become frustrated!
At our law firm, our mission is to professionally represent our disabled clients and their families, striving to secure the benefits you rightfully deserve.
When you grant Indiana Attorney Scott Lewis the opportunity to discuss your Social Security claim, our firm will take the time to attentively listen to your concerns, providing a comprehensive explanation of how the Social Security benefits system functions.
Scott D. Lewis is an Indianapolis attorney who specializes in Social Security claims and has been a resident of the Indianapolis area his entire life.
When it comes to Social Security disability in Indiana, Social Security Disability Attorney Scott Lewis has your best interests at heart.
If you are contemplating filing a claim for Social Security disability benefits or have received a denial of such benefits, please contact Lewis Disability Law immediately for a complimentary consultation.
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