Knoxville, Tennessee: The Law Offices of Miller & Drozdowski is pleased to announce the law firm is available to help disability clients in Knoxville and eastern Tennessee. Their attorneys work hard to help clients receive their Social Security disability and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits as quickly and seamlessly as possible.
Applying for SSD and SSI can be a long, arduous task that can seem almost overwhelming for clients due to the number of forms and the complicated process. Attorneys Kenneth A. Miller and Emma Drozdowski Webb have experience at all levels of the process to obtain benefits for clients.
Whether a client needs help with filling out forms, was previously denied benefits or needs proper representation before an administrative law judge, the firm is available to apply their expertise to get clients what they deserve. The attorneys and staff ensure clients are informed every step of the way to help them properly navigate through the system.
Clients with a wide variety of impairments can turn to the firm for assistance. Some of these include Down’s syndrome, HIV, bone and muscle injuries, anxiety, cancer, diabetes, hearing and vision problems, depression, brain injuries and more.
Before choosing the firm, clients can receive a free case evaluation to learn more. Additionally, a client will pay no attorney fees until the case is won.
For more information about the firm and their services, visit the website or call 1-800-290-9272.
About The Law Offices of Miller & Drozdowski: The Law Offices of Miller & Drozdowski is a Knoxville, Tennessee-based Social Security law firm that is available to help clients through the Social Security disability and Supplemental Security Income benefits processes. Headed by the highly trained and experienced Kenneth A. Miller and Emma Drozdowski Webb, the firm strives to help clients understand the Social Security system and to assist them with everything from paperwork to the appeals process and more. The trusted firm can help clients with a wide variety of disabilities and injuries.