Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) provides monthly benefits to disabled workers who have paid into the Social Security system through prior employment. You must show that your condition prevents you from performing substantial gainful activity and is expected to last at least 12 months or result in death.
Schibell Law helps New Jersey workers prepare strong SSDI applications, challenge denials, and pursue appeals when necessary. Our team builds every case with the documentation and testimony needed to meet federal standards.
We determine whether you have sufficient work credits and whether your medical condition meets SSA’s disability criteria.
We complete and submit all forms, organize medical records, and create a detailed functional limitations summary.
We gather physician statements, diagnostic tests, and treatment records needed to support your claim.
We track deadlines, submit supplemental evidence, and respond to SSA requests so your file stays complete.
If your claim requires a hearing, we prepare your testimony and represent you before an Administrative Law Judge.
We handle reconsiderations, hearings, Appeals Council reviews, and federal court appeals when necessary.
We follow a precise, evidence-focused process to help clients reverse disability denials:
You must have earned enough work credits through Social Security–covered employment.
Your condition must prevent you from performing substantial gainful activity for at least 12 months.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) maintains a list of qualifying impairments, though other conditions may qualify with sufficient medical proof.
Financial support for you and, in some cases, your dependents.
Typically available after 24 months of SSDI eligibility.
Payments dating back to when your disability began.
Our team ensures all applicable benefits are identified and pursued. If your medical condition is making it impossible to work, getting help early can strengthen your SSDI claim.
Benefits begin after SSA’s mandatory waiting period.
Eligibility depends on age, work history, and how recently you worked.
You typically have 60 days to appeal an SSDI denial. Missing a deadline may require restarting the process.
Statewide Representation across all 21 New Jersey counties.
Decades of Experience handling SSDI, SSI, and disability appeals.
Evidence- driven case preparation built to meet SSA’s strict standards.
Hearing- ready strategy from the very beginning.
No fee unless you win — fees are regulated by the SSA.
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Our attorneys bring decades of combined courtroom practice in New Jersey’s state, municipal, and administrative courts. This depth of experience means we understand how judges, insurers, and opposing counsel approach every phase of a case, from motion work to final verdict.
From the first consultation, we begin gathering evidence, identifying potential defenses, and planning strategy as if a jury were already in the box. This disciplined approach provides leverage in negotiations and ensures that every matter is ready for trial if necessary.
We believe clients should never be left wondering about the status of their case.
Our team provides consistent updates, answers questions promptly, and explains each step in plain language so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
Schibell Law has achieved significant verdicts, settlements, and administrative rulings across workers’ compensation, personal injury, Social Security Disability, and traffic matters. Each result reflects careful preparation and a commitment to helping clients recover compensation, protect their rights, and rebuild their lives.
You pay nothing unless we recover compensation.
We advocate aggressively, protect your interests, and pursue results with focus and resolve.
Every case is prepared for court from day one.
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