Denied Social Security Disability? Don't give up. Our federally certified team represents disabled workers nationwide with proven strategies that win cases others abandon.
I went to law school to complete what I started as an EDPNA. Not for BigLaw or prestige, but to represent disabled workers through federal district court and beyond.
— MDKM, Founder
Most disability attorneys learn on the job. Our founder was federally certified and winning hearings before law school even began.
As an Eligible for Direct Payment Non-Attorney (EDPNA), I represented disabled workers for years through administrative hearings. I passed the SSA's rigorous examination, maintain professional liability insurance, and complete annual continuing education in disability law.
The limitation? EDPNAs cannot practice in federal court. When judges denied benefits despite strong evidence, I had to send clients away at exactly the moment they needed me most. Law school changed that.
Whether you're just starting your application or have been denied multiple times, we provide comprehensive disability representation at every stage.
We help you apply correctly the first time, gathering medical evidence and presenting your case in the strongest possible light to maximize approval chances.
Denied at the initial level? We analyze why and build a stronger case for reconsideration with additional medical documentation and legal arguments.
This is where cases are won. We prepare you thoroughly, know every Connecticut judge's tendencies, and present compelling arguments that win approvals.
If the ALJ denies your claim, we continue fighting with detailed briefs to the Appeals Council highlighting legal and procedural errors.
Unlike non-attorney representatives, we can take your case to federal district court—giving you every possible chance at the benefits you deserve.
The 18-month wait is hard. Our concierge helps you access food stamps, Medicaid, and housing assistance while your case is pending.
We've streamlined the process to make your journey as smooth as possible. Here's what to expect when you work with us.
We review your situation, medical conditions, and work history. Within 24 hours, you'll know if we can help and exactly what to expect.
We gather your complete medical records, obtain treating physician statements, and build a comprehensive file that proves your disability.
We submit your claim with all supporting documentation, presenting your case in the format that maximizes your chances of approval.
If needed, we prepare you thoroughly for your ALJ hearing—including mock testimony, judge-specific strategies, and comprehensive briefing.
When you win, we explain exactly what your decision means, when payments arrive, and help you transition to your new benefits smoothly.
We reject the broken models of disability practice. High-volume mills accept everyone and win nothing. Solo practitioners cherry-pick easy cases. We do neither.
We use a 100-point scoring system to accept only cases with strong evidence of disability. This means 40% conversion rates versus the industry's 10-15%.
When you reach out, we respond within 5 minutes during business hours. Not 5 days. Not "as soon as possible." Five minutes.
We track every Connecticut ALJ's approval rates quarterly and adjust our preparation intensity based on your assigned judge.
While you wait, we help you access food stamps, Medicaid, and housing assistance. Your survival matters as much as your case.
Unlike non-attorney representatives, we can take your case all the way to federal district court. We never abandon you at the worst moment.
We work on contingency—you pay nothing unless we win. Our fee is capped by federal law at 25% of back pay or $9,200, whichever is less.
Real results from real clients whose lives changed when they finally received the benefits they deserved.
After being denied twice on my own, I was ready to give up. They took over my case, got additional medical evidence I didn't even know existed, and won at my hearing. The back pay changed my life.
What impressed me most was how they helped me beyond just the case. When I was struggling to pay bills during the wait, they connected me with programs I didn't know about. That's real advocacy.
Get answers to common questions about Social Security Disability and our representation services.
Nothing upfront. We work on contingency, which means we only get paid if you win. Federal law caps our fee at 25% of your past-due benefits or $9,200—whichever is less. You never pay more than that, and you never pay out of pocket.
Usually not. You have 60 days from your denial date to appeal. Even if you've missed that deadline, we may be able to reopen your case or file a new application. Contact us immediately to discuss your options—time matters in these situations.
The full process typically takes 18-24 months from initial application to hearing decision, though some cases resolve faster. Connecticut's average hearing wait is 7.5 months—faster than the national average of 9.3 months. We work to expedite cases whenever possible.
Yes. Social Security Disability is federal law—it works the same in all 50 states. We represent clients nationwide using remote hearings and cloud-based systems. Your location doesn't limit your access to quality representation.
Any condition that prevents you from working for at least 12 months may qualify—including chronic pain, mental health conditions, cancer, heart disease, musculoskeletal disorders, and many others. The key is documented medical evidence and inability to perform substantial work.
Because accepting cases we can't win doesn't help anyone. We use a 100-point scoring system to evaluate medical evidence, treatment history, and other factors. Cases below our threshold get referred to other resources. This selectivity means our clients get our full attention and highest win rates.
Don't navigate the disability system alone. Get a free, no-obligation case review from our federally certified team. We'll tell you honestly whether we can help.