We would like to thank the entire staff at Coats and Todd for helping Daniel victoriously win his Social Security case. After years of financial hardship, this will give our family financial freedom to get caught up on expenses and live comfortably for years to come. Attorneys Helping Clients With Social Security Disability Claims and Appeals in Plano, Collin County, and Denton County.
Physical injuries, health issues, serious illnesses, and mental illnesses can significantly affect a person's ability to care for themselves and provide for their own needs. Fortunately, those who suffer from these types of impairments may be able to receive disability benefits through Social Security. However, the process of applying for these benefits can be complex, and disability claims are often denied.
By working with an experienced attorney, people with disabilities can take the correct steps to receive the benefits they need. For more than 20 years, the Law Offices of Coats & Todd has been serving people in need of assistance with their Social Security disability claims.
Physical injuries, health issues, serious illnesses, and mental illnesses can significantly affect a person's ability to care for themselves and provide for their own needs. Fortunately, those who suffer from these types of impairments may be able to receive disability benefits through Social Security. However, the process of applying for these benefits can be complex, and disability claims are often denied.
By working with an experienced attorney, people with disabilities can take the correct steps to receive the benefits they need. For more than 20 years, the Law Offices of Coats & Todd has been serving people in need of assistance with their Social Security disability claims.
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Social Security disability benefits are available to qualifying individuals who are not able to perform "substantial" work due to disability.
However, actually getting those benefits is not always easy.
If you are stuck in a difficult legal issue involving Social Security disability insurance, it's important that you obtain assistance from a qualified legal professional.
At Coats & Todd, we have more than 60 years of combined experience handling complex Social Security disability matters on behalf of clients throughout the entire Dallas-Fort Worth metro area.
However, actually getting those benefits is not always easy.
If you are stuck in a difficult legal issue involving Social Security disability insurance, it's important that you obtain assistance from a qualified legal professional.
At Coats & Todd, we have more than 60 years of combined experience handling complex Social Security disability matters on behalf of clients throughout the entire Dallas-Fort Worth metro area.
Founding partners Catherine Coats and Robert Todd have practiced since 1992 and 1991, respectively.
Both have served as president of the Dallas Association of Social Security Claimants Attorneys and are active in the National Association of Social Security Claimants Representatives (NOSSCR).
With 60 years of combined experience in this area of the law, our lawyers have handled thousands of Social Security Disability cases on behalf of clients across Texas.
We have extensive experience with mental illness claims and a record of success in all claims, including dire need cases and hard-to-prove claims such as pain disorders and back injuries.
Both have served as president of the Dallas Association of Social Security Claimants Attorneys and are active in the National Association of Social Security Claimants Representatives (NOSSCR).
With 60 years of combined experience in this area of the law, our lawyers have handled thousands of Social Security Disability cases on behalf of clients across Texas.
We have extensive experience with mental illness claims and a record of success in all claims, including dire need cases and hard-to-prove claims such as pain disorders and back injuries.
Christopher Lawrence Coats is a second-generation attorney and native Texan.
Christopher earned his bachelor's degree at DePauw University, where he studied political science and majored in philosophy.
After graduating from DePauw, Christopher enrolled in Fort Worth's Texas A&M School of Law (formerly Wesleyan School of Law).
While in law school, Christopher was admitted into the Texas Wesleyan Law Review, and in 2009, he received the American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics Annual Health Law Student Award.
Christopher earned his bachelor's degree at DePauw University, where he studied political science and majored in philosophy.
After graduating from DePauw, Christopher enrolled in Fort Worth's Texas A&M School of Law (formerly Wesleyan School of Law).
While in law school, Christopher was admitted into the Texas Wesleyan Law Review, and in 2009, he received the American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics Annual Health Law Student Award.
Jason Blair is a relatively recent Texas transplant.
Born and raised in Evansville, Indiana, Jason attended Reitz Memorial Catholic High School and then earned his English degree in Bloomington at Indiana University.
After graduating, he embarked on a half-hearted attempt to become a writer.
Eventually bowing to reality, he attended Widener Law School in Wilmington, Delaware.
Upon graduation, Jason moved back to Indiana to find employment and be with his future wife, Stephenie.
In Indianapolis, Jason first learned the ropes in the Disability field from Victor Kiplinger, a highly-principled sole practitioner with decades of experience advocating for disabled claimants and who acted as both employer and mentor.
Born and raised in Evansville, Indiana, Jason attended Reitz Memorial Catholic High School and then earned his English degree in Bloomington at Indiana University.
After graduating, he embarked on a half-hearted attempt to become a writer.
Eventually bowing to reality, he attended Widener Law School in Wilmington, Delaware.
Upon graduation, Jason moved back to Indiana to find employment and be with his future wife, Stephenie.
In Indianapolis, Jason first learned the ropes in the Disability field from Victor Kiplinger, a highly-principled sole practitioner with decades of experience advocating for disabled claimants and who acted as both employer and mentor.
As an individual who is disabled and has had Social Security taxes removed from your paychecks during the course of your career, you may be entitled to Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI).
You have the right to request your money if a disability is preventing you from working for a minimum of one year.
In many cases, the Social Security Administration's processes are difficult to navigate, and you may encounter challenges when trying to obtain money for your disability.
It is essential to be adequately represented by an experienced and respected legal team.
You have the right to request your money if a disability is preventing you from working for a minimum of one year.
In many cases, the Social Security Administration's processes are difficult to navigate, and you may encounter challenges when trying to obtain money for your disability.
It is essential to be adequately represented by an experienced and respected legal team.
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