Parmele Law Firm

Parmele Law Firm is located on the second floor of 1201 NW Briarcliff Pkwy in Kansas City, Missouri, and concentrates its work on Social Security law and disability law. The firm's dual focus on these two related practice areas means clients dealing with Social Security disability matters are working with attorneys who understand both the administrative and legal dimensions of these cases. You can contact the firm at (855) 727-3207. With a presence in Kansas City and a practice built around Social Security and disability claims, Parmele Law Firm works with clients at various stages of the disability process. Whether a client is preparing an initial claim or has already been denied and needs to pursue an appeal, the firm's background in both Social Security law and disability law positions it to address the full range of issues that can arise in these cases.

Parmele Law Firm assists clients with the complete Social Security disability process. This covers preparing initial applications for SSDI and SSI, filing timely appeals after denials, requesting reconsideration, and representing clients at hearings before Administrative Law Judges. The firm also has the capacity to pursue cases at the federal court level when necessary. Throughout the process, the goal is to present a well-supported claim that accurately documents a client's medical limitations and inability to maintain substantial gainful employment.

Clients who contact Parmele Law Firm at (855) 727-3207 can expect a review of their current claim status and medical circumstances. The firm will walk you through the stages of the Social Security disability process that apply to your case and explain what documentation will be needed. If your case requires a hearing, the firm will prepare you for what to expect and represent you before the Administrative Law Judge, keeping communication open throughout each step.

Parmele Law Firm serves clients in Kansas City and throughout the surrounding Missouri communities seeking Social Security disability and SSI representation.