California Social Security Legal Help
SSDI and SSI disability claims, denials, and administrative law hearings.
California Social Security Law Overview
The Social Security Administration (SSA) administers SSDI (Title II) and SSI (Title XVI). Over 65% of initial disability claims are denied. Qualified disability attorneys represent claimants on a federally capped contingency fee basis.
Common Legal Matters in Social Security
Initial application denials and Request for Reconsideration filings
Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearing representation
Proving medical severity and residual functional capacity (RFC)
Appeals Council reviews and Federal District Court appeals
Key California Statutory Citations & Protections
Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. § 401 et seq.)
20 Code of Federal Regulations Part 404 & 416
When to Consider Speaking With a California Attorney
1Within 60 days of receiving an SSA denial notice
2When scheduling an in-person or video ALJ disability hearing
Frequently Asked Questions About Social Security
How are Social Security disability attorney fees regulated?
Attorney fees are strictly regulated by federal law and are contingent upon winning your case, capped at 25% of past-due backpay up to the statutory maximum set by the SSA.
Legal Notice: The information provided regarding California social security law is for general informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute formal legal advice. Deadlines and statutory limitations apply in California legal matters.
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