Best Social Security & Disability Lawyers Grand Prairie, TX

The Law Office of Madeline M McIntosh is a disability firm serving Grand Prairie and the surrounding areas. It provides Social Security Disability guidance to individuals who are unable to work due to an injury or illness. It helps collect medical evidence, as well as represents claimants throughout the appeals process. Madeline M. McIntosh is a member of the National Association of Disability Representatives. She also has experience working in healthcare as a dental hygienist and a compliance HIPAA manager.

The Law Office of J. Daniel Gregory is a Social Security disability firm serving Grand Prairie and the surrounding areas. It provides legal assistance to individuals who are disabled and cannot work, helping them secure Social Security Disability Insurance benefits. It reviews' claimants' paperwork, refers them to medical providers, and represents them throughout the appeal process. J. Daniel Gregory has been practicing law for more than 18 years. He also accommodates clients who speak Spanish.

Skaar Law is a boutique firm that offers legal counsel and representation to individuals in Grand Prairie. Since 2007, it has been handling denied Social Security Disability claims, helping people with medical impairments through the appeal process. The practice speaks on claimants' behalf in ALJ hearings and files cases in the Appeals Council and federal district courts. Its team has more than 50 years of combined experience in Social Security Disability law. Founder Daniel Skaar is a member of NOSSCR.

Roger D. Allen, Attorney at Law, is a disability practice working for individuals and families in Grand Prairie for more than three decades. It pursues Social Security Disability benefits on behalf of those who are unable to work due to a disabling physical or mental disability. The firm also helps with Supplemental Security Income claims. Roger D. Allen is a member of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives and has advocated for over 3,000 claimants.