Social Security Disability Attorneys — Greenville, South Carolina
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is a government benefit administered by the Social Security Administration (SSA). Contrary to what some people say or believe, SSDI is not welfare.
Who is eligable for SSDI benefits. Every worker pays into the system by paying Social Security taxes on their wages. While most people withdraw Social Security when they retire, people who suffer a serious physical or mental injury that limits their ability to work may receive benefits at an earlier age through SSDI.
Wood & Greve — Advocates for the Injured and Disabled
The experienced and compassionate attorneys at Wood & Greve have represented many people throughout South Carolina and North Carolina with their Social Security claims. We handle cases involving all physical and mental disabilities.
We represent people with these and other physical challenges:
- Back and neck injuries (from work, auto accidents and other causes)
- Spinal cord injuries/paraplegia/quadriplegia
- Knee injuries
- Shoulder injuries
- Head injuries/brain damage
- Repetitive stress injuries
- Chronic fatigue/Fibromyalgia
- Cancer
- Diabetes and related problems
- Respiratory disease
- Heart disease/failure
We also represent clients whose ability to work is impaired by a mental health condition, which may include:
- Severe depression
- Suicidal ideation
- Anxiety disorders and panic attacks
- Bi-polar disorder
- Schizophrenia
If you are unable to work because of a physical or mental disability, contact the experienced Social Security Disability lawyers at Wood & Greve. Call 864-990-5712 to schedule a free initial consultation.
Social Security Disability Claims: Eligibility and Age
As a general rule, it becomes easier to receive SSDI benefits as you get older. This is especially true if you are 55 years of age or older. For young people, obtaining SSDI benefits can be more of a challenge. To be eligible for SSDI benefits, a person must generally have worked 5 out of the last 10 years. For young people who have suffered a debilitating injury or condition, this can be difficult. However, SSI benefits may be available to young workers who are not eligible for SSDI benefits.
Our experienced SSDI/SSI attorneys are here to help everyone — young and older — who are in need of help. Our partners, attorneys Ted Greve and Jefferson Wood, have been passionately advocating for the rights of the injured and disabled since 1993.
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To speak with an experienced SSDI attorney, contact Wood & Greve.
