When you suffer from seizures, you are certainly hindered from doing a lot of activities. You may be prohibited from driving a car or operating heavy machinery. You can’t be around unprotected heights. And your choice of occupations is seriously limited. However, the Social Security Administration (SSA) often denies many seizures disability claims.

The main reasons for denial of seizures disability benefits are the frequency (or infrequency) of the seizures and failure to follow prescribed treatment. When reviewing your seizures disability case, the SSA will require copies of all your medical records, including a description of the seizures and the frequency that the seizures occur, from a treating physician. The SSA also might ask for a description of your seizures from a family member or friend who has witnessed your seizures.

The SSA’s parameters for seizures that qualify for disability are extremely strict – one wrong answer or missed medical form and your claim could be denied. They have made winning seizures disability benefits difficult. Many Social Security Disability applicants become so discouraged and intimidated that they eventually give up on filing for Social Security Disability for their seizures.

Don't Give Up!

You don’t have to give up on filing for seizures disability insurance or benefits with the Law Office of Charles E. Binder and Harry J. Binder on your side. We work with the government so that you don't have to. Our attorneys will go to great lengths to help you get the successful results you need. We know exactly what is needed, and what will greatly benefit your seizures disability claim.

Call the Law Office of Charles E. Binder and Harry J. Binder. Don’t Ever Give Up.

If you’re disabled and can’t work anymore, call the attorneys at the Law Office of Charles E. Binder and Harry J. Binder at 1-800-4-BINDER or contact us online for a free initial consultation. Don’t ever give up.