Business Details
Sacramento Social Security Disability Lawyers
At Gade & Parekh, we are dedicated to advocating for individuals facing the challenges of disability and navigating the complexities of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claims. With decades of combined legal experience, our attorneys bring a deep understanding of disability law and a commitment to personalized service. We prioritize client needs, offering tailored legal strategies that address the unique circumstances of each case.Our firms success stems from our unwavering dedication to ethical standards, proven expertise in disability claims, and a client-centric approach that ensures transparency and support throughout the process. We pride ourselves on handling every stage of the claim or appeal, from initial applications to administrative hearings, while maintaining a contingency fee structure that aligns our success with our clients outcomes.
Services
Disability Claims
Appeals
SSDI
SSI
Legal Representation
Highlights and features
- We provide personalized legal strategies tailored to each client's unique needs.
- Our attorneys have decades of combined experience in disability law.
- We operate on a contingency fee basis, ensuring no upfront costs.
- We handle all aspects of SSDI/SSI claims, including appeals and hearings.
- We prioritize transparency, ethical standards, and client-focused communication.
Associations and certifications
- California State Bar Association
What people say
Helped me get approved
Removed stress
Dedicated legal team
Successful outcomes
Personalized attention
Services
Social Security Disability Claims
We assist clients in applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, ensuring accurate documentation and compliance with eligibility criteria. Our team evaluates medical evidence, work history, and financial needs to build strong cases. Clients benefit from our expertise in navigating the application process and securing timely approvals.
Supplemental Security Income Claims
Our firm specializes in Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claims for individuals with limited income and resources. We guide clients through proving financial need and medical disability, ensuring alignment with SSA requirements. Our approach minimizes administrative errors and maximizes the likelihood of approval.
Appeals and Hearings
When claims are denied, we provide comprehensive appeal services, including administrative hearings and reviews by the Social Security Appeals Council. Our attorneys prepare clients for hearings, gather additional evidence, and present compelling arguments to overturn denials.
Legal Representation
We offer full-service legal representation for SSDI and SSI cases, from initial applications to complex appeals. Our contingency fee model ensures clients pay nothing upfront, with fees only collected upon successful case resolution.
Case Review and Consultation
We provide free initial consultations to review clients' circumstances, explain eligibility requirements, and outline strategies for success. This service helps clients understand their options and the potential outcomes of their disability claims.
People
Elizabeth L. Gade
Attorney
Elizabeth L. Gade has extensive experience in community mental health treatment programs and specializes in disability law. She focuses on compassionate client advocacy and has a proven track record in SSDI and SSI cases.
Roopen Parekh
Attorney
Roopen Parekh represents clients with complex medical and legal challenges, emphasizing meticulous case preparation. His expertise includes handling appeals and ensuring clients meet SSA eligibility criteria for disability benefits.
Questions
What is the fee structure for your services?
We charge 25% of back benefits (capped at $6,000) for SSDI/SSI cases, with no upfront fees. Payment is contingent on winning your case.
What is the difference between SSDI and SSI?
SSDI requires prior work history and tax contributions, while SSI is need-based. Both require medical disability proof, but eligibility criteria differ.
What medical benefits are available with SSDI or SSI?
SSDI recipients qualify for Medicare, while SSI recipients qualify for Medi-Cal. Dual eligibility may result in both benefits.
What defines a disability under Social Security guidelines?
A disability is defined as an inability to engage in substantial gainful activity due to a medically determinable condition lasting at least 12 months or resulting in death.
How do I appeal a denied claim?
We file reconsideration requests, represent clients at administrative hearings, and escalate cases to the Social Security Appeals Council if necessary.
