FAQs

To prepare for your appointment with our disability attorneys in Madison, WI, please ensure you have all relevant medical information readily available. This includes any letters of denial you may have received and a comprehensive record of your work history.

While we are based in Wisconsin, our services extend nationwide, including representation in U.S. district courts and the Circuit of Appeal. We are uniquely positioned as the only practice in Wisconsin capable of taking appeals directly to the Circuit of Appeal. For those seeking an SSDI attorney in Madison, WI or surrounding areas, Duncan Disability Law, S.C. is equipped to assist you.

Our disability attorneys in Madison, WI adhere to a standard fee structure that is regulated by the government.

SSDI and SSI are crucial support systems for approximately 12 million individuals with disabilities, as reported by the Center for American Progress. SSDI is a form of disability insurance funded by your social security tax contributions during your working years. SSI, on the other hand, is designed for individuals with children who lack sufficient work credits and is funded by the state. Both programs utilize identical disability criteria. For more detailed information, we encourage you to contact our office to speak with an experienced SSDI attorney in Madison, WI.

While the duration of an appeal can vary, our experience suggests an average timeframe of 12 to 14 months. Our disability attorneys in Madison, WI strive to expedite this process by proactively supplying all necessary information for claim review well in advance. In many instances, we are able to reduce the waiting period by several months through this approach.