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Scott E. Davis

We pride ourselves on our aggressive, yet compassionate representation of our clients. With us, you will never be treated as just another number, but as if you were a member of our own family. We only represent disability clients, which allows us to focus our talents and expertise where we are needed most.

Our firm has earned an excellent reputation for providing quality legal representation that is both aggressive in legal strategy and compassionate toward our clients' concerns.

We represent clients with all types of disabilities, both psychological and physical. Additionally, we have had major success in representing clients with chronic pain and fatigue syndromes. These types of disability cases are generally more difficult to win because the diagnoses are often viewed with skepticism or are poorly understood by medical and legal professionals. For this reason, it is important to choose a disability attorney that concentrates specifically in disability law and has a solid record of success.

Regardless of the status of your claim in the disability process, please contact us for a free telephone consultation. Our philosophy is, it is better to have a disability lawyer involved as soon as possible, and not wait until you have received a denial.

Whether or not you select us to represent you, we hope you'll find our website to be a valuable resource as you pursue your disability claim. Remember, winning any disability case requires persistence and determination; it is critical you do not quit and keep fighting for the benefits you deserve!

Scott E. Davis, P.C. is currently accepting new clients from the States of Arizona and Nevada.

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Affidavits: an important part to your case

Feb
02

Picture a thick stack of papers on the judge's desk, they will have your medical history from the doctors you have seen during your illness, your work history, etc. 

What about your personal history? What about what your illness has done to you emotionally? The toll it’s taken on your family life  

An affidavit from a family member, friend or even former co-workers will give the judge a personal look into your illness and your life. 

Posted By Christine Eyde read more

The cake is baked

Jan
24

Frequently, I get asked to explain the importance of getting an attorney involved during the administrative level of review in a short and/or long term disability claim, rather than once a “final denial” is received. A final denial essentially means the claimant has exhausted all administrative levels of review; therefore there is no longer the option of appealing the denial of his/her claim and the next step in his/her claim would be, in most cases, filing a lawsuit in Federal Court.

Posted By Lisa Martinez read more

Social Security Administration and Attorney Fees

Dec
09

When a claimant hires an attorney, Social Security actually governs how they are allowed to charge a fee. Social Security goes one step further and actually withholds the fees directly from the retroactive benefits that are due a client and sends the balance of those funds after they deduct the fees. For this service they charge a service fee to the attorney (never the claimant).

Posted By Kimberley Cole read more

Medical records!

Nov
18

Why do I need to keep track of my medical records?

One of the most important key elements to a Social Security Disability claim can be the medical record. There are instances when doctors' offices will merge, change the name of the practice or a doctor will leave a practice and not be able to take the patients records with them. 

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