Social security disability lawyers in RIVERSIDE

William M. Kuntz Successfully represented thousands of Inland Empire residents since 1991. Law practice is Exclusively limited to representing the Social Security Claimant Successfully represented di...

William M. Kuntz Successfully represented thousands of Inland Empire residents since 1991. Law practice is Exclusively limited to representing the Social Security Claimant Successfully represented disabled persons before Administrative Law Judges in Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Utah, New Mexico, and Minnesota.

Tony Adderley is an attorney working on behalf of individuals entitled to Social Security Disability (SSD) and worker's compensation benefits since 1993. As a Social Security attorney he has handled a...

Tony Adderley is an attorney working on behalf of individuals entitled to Social Security Disability (SSD) and worker's compensation benefits since 1993. As a Social Security attorney he has handled a variety of different cases for a variety of different clients all with their own unique sets of injuries and circumstances. In addition to helping out with initial application filing, Tony Adderley and his trusted team of legal aides can also provide legal representation for individuals who might be entitled to coverage and benefits but who have already been denied by either the Social Security Administration (SSA) or the worker's compensation system – or any other program such as the state disability (SDI) program.

Kathryn Yount , If you have a physical or mental condition which may keep you from working for at least a year or more and/ or could result in death – you may be eligible to receive Social Security D...

Kathryn Yount , If you have a physical or mental condition which may keep you from working for at least a year or more and/ or could result in death – you may be eligible to receive Social Security Disability benefits. Benefits may also be available to certain family members if you are caring for a family member with a disability or have children. These benefits are paid through the Social Security Administration’s Social Security Disability Insurance program, which you likely contributed to as a payroll deduction when you were working.