Affleck & Gordon

Disability Attorney in Atlanta, Georgia

5(7 reviews)

(404) 990-39451 Glenlake Pkwy NE, Ste 910, Atlanta, GA 30328View on Yelp

Affleck & Gordon - disability attorney in Atlanta, GA

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About Affleck & Gordon

Located at 1 Glenlake Parkway in Atlanta, Affleck & Gordon focuses on disability law, Social Security matters, and workers compensation claims. The firm's 5-star rating across seven reviews reflects consistent, high-quality representation for clients navigating complex disability and compensation systems. With deep expertise in Social Security disability and workers compensation, Affleck & Gordon understands how these systems interact. The firm's experience handling appeals and administrative hearings positions it as a trusted resource for clients facing benefit denials or disputes.

Practice Areas

Social Security disability claims

Disability benefits appeals

Workers compensation representation

Administrative hearing advocacy

Disability denial appeals

Social Security law guidance

Workers compensation appeals

Specialties

Disability LawSocial Security LawWorkers Compensation

How They Can Help

Affleck & Gordon assists clients by navigating the intersection of disability law and Social Security benefits. The firm represents clients applying for benefits, appealing denials, and advocating in hearings. With knowledge of workers compensation law, the firm also helps clients understand how work injuries affect disability eligibility.

What to Expect

Clients working with Affleck & Gordon receive detailed case evaluation, comprehensive document review, and strategic representation throughout any administrative or hearing processes. The firm prepares thoroughly, presents compelling evidence, and advocates forcefully for client rights at every stage.

Service Area

Affleck & Gordon serves the Atlanta area and surrounding Georgia communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income?

SSDI is based on work history and payroll taxes, while SSI is needs-based and available to disabled individuals with limited income and resources. The firm helps determine which program you qualify for and can pursue.

How often do initial Social Security disability claims get approved?

Initial approval rates are relatively low, around 30%. Many successful claims require appeal. Affleck & Gordon specializes in appeals and uses experience from handling many cases to strengthen arguments.

Can a workers compensation settlement affect my disability benefits?

Yes. How you structure settlements and what benefits you receive can impact Social Security disability eligibility. The firm coordinates both claims to protect your overall benefits.