At Mayfield Law Firm, P.A., we care about our clients and strive to make a positive difference in their lives. We know the most important way we can help is by obtaining the Social Security Disability benefits our clients need to pay their bills and support their families. This is why our firm is committed to getting results.

Serious and chronic physical injuries, as well as mental and emotional disorders — such as depression and anxiety — can make it impossible to work. When disabilities interfere with your ability to earn a living and support your family, there is a system in place to help. The Social Security Administration (SSA) provides disability benefits to individuals struggling with physical, mental and emotional disorders.

At Mayfield Law Firm, P.A. we do not hesitate to devote resources to our clients’ Social Security claims and we do not take no for an answer. Our attorneys have the experience, manpower and financial resources necessary to appeal denied claims and see our clients’ cases through to fruition.

If you believe your disorder significantly impairs your ability to maintain employment, contact our lawyers today. Together, we will work to qualify your impairment as a disability and get the benefits you deserve. Our Social Security Disability lawyers in Memphis, Tennessee do not charge upfront for evaluating your disability claim. There are no fees unless you win your case.

Do I Qualify For SSDI Benefits?

You may be eligible to receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits if you meet the following requirements: 

• you have long enough and recent enough in jobs covered by Social Security (i.e., work credits)
• your medical condition meets Social Security’s strict definition of disability (i.e., disability)

How Do I Know If I Am Disabled?

Many types of physical, mental, emotional and neurological impairments make it impossible for claimants to be gainfully employed. The SSA recognizes many types of impairments.

Common disabilities that may qualify you for Social Security Disability benefits include:

• Degenerative Disc Disease
• COPD and Emphysema
• Heart Disease
• HIV/AIDS
• Diabetes
• Arthritis
• Seizures
• Cancer 
• Bipolar Disorder
• Schizophrenia
• Depression
• Anxiety and Phobias
• Intellectual disorders

What Should I Do If I Have Been Denied SSDI Benefits?

It is very common for people to be denied Social Security disability benefits so do not be alarmed. If you or a loved one has been denied from receiving SSDI benefits, give us a call for a free consultation at (901) 300-4994 or complete our online Contact Form.