Expert advocacy when it matters most. Our skilled hearing representatives appear before Administrative Law Judges to fight for your disability benefits.
Experienced, strategic hearing representation when you need it most—serving individual claimants and law firms nationwide with short-notice availability and proven results.
Direct Representation Services
We provide comprehensive hearing representation for individuals navigating the Social Security disability appeals process. From initial ALJ hearings to Appeals Council proceedings.
Pre-hearing case review, witness preparation, and strategy development
Skilled questioning of medical and vocational experts to strengthen your case
Brief submission, supplemental evidence, and decision follow-up
ALJ hearings and Appeals Council representation
Partner-Level Representation Support
We partner with law firms and advocacy organizations nationwide to provide expert hearing representation when you need additional capacity or specialized expertise. Perfect for firms with large caseloads or complex cases requiring immediate attention.
We handle urgent hearings with minimal lead time—available when you need us most
Transparent, predictable pricing per hearing—no hourly billing surprises
We work as an extension of your team—pre-hearing briefings and post-hearing reports
High success rates with favorable decisions and satisfied partner firms nationwide
Video and phone hearings across all 50 states and territories
In-Person Hearings: Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, and Iowa
Per-case basis or ongoing partnership agreements available
A structured, proven approach to achieving favorable outcomes
Thorough review of medical records, prior decisions, and case file
Crafting a tailored approach based on the judge, case law, and evidence
Detailed preparation sessions to ensure confidence and clarity at the hearing
Expert examination, cross-examination, and argument before the ALJ
Whether you're a claimant needing direct representation or a law firm seeking coverage for your cases, we're ready to help. Contact us today to discuss your needs and availability.
Short-notice availability • Flat-fee pricing • Nationwide coverage
The hearing stage is your opportunity to present your case directly to an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). Here's what you need to know.
After your reconsideration is denied, you can request a hearing before an ALJ. The hearing is typically scheduled 12-18 months out.
We gather additional medical evidence, obtain expert opinions, review your file thoroughly, and prepare you for questioning.
Your representative presents your case, questions witnesses (including medical or vocational experts), and advocates for your benefits before the ALJ.
The ALJ issues a written decision, typically within 60-90 days after the hearing. If unfavorable, we can help with appeals to the Appeals Council or Federal Court.
Statistics show that claimants represented by qualified hearing representatives have significantly higher approval rates than those who appear without representation. The hearing is your best opportunity to win your case—expert representation can make all the difference.
The hearing stage is complex and high-stakes. Here's why having a skilled representative is crucial to your success.
SSA disability law is intricate, with specific medical-vocational grids, listings, and regulations. Representatives know how to navigate these rules to build the strongest case.
We know exactly what medical evidence the ALJ needs to see and how to present it effectively. We can identify gaps in your record and obtain necessary documentation.
Our representatives know how to question vocational and medical experts, present compelling opening and closing statements, and respond to ALJ concerns in real-time.
Hearings can be intimidating and overwhelming, especially when dealing with a disability. We handle the legal complexities so you can focus on telling your story.
We prepare you for testimony, help you understand what to expect, and ensure your case is presented in the most favorable and professional manner possible.
National data consistently shows that represented claimants are significantly more likely to be approved than those who appear pro se (without representation).
More likely to win with representation
Hearings we've conducted
Years of experience
Comprehensive representation throughout the entire hearing process
Don't face the ALJ alone. Let our experienced hearing representatives fight for your benefits with the skill and knowledge that comes from conducting over 1,500 hearings.