Top-Rated Representation for SSDI, SSI, and VA Disability Claims Since 1993

California Disability Insurance & Social Security Disability Lawyer.

As your dedicated California disability attorney, we provide expert legal advocacy to win the Social Security disability benefits you deserve.

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What's Your Situation?

Claim Denied

We appeal denied claims

Missed Deadline

Options may still exist

New Application

Start your claim right

Hearing Scheduled

We prepare your case

Fast Track

Expedited processing

"He won my case, hands down. What can I say? Tony called me after another attorney turned my case down. Thank you so much Tony."
Robert R.
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"Fully favorable decision with my disability claim. Very satisfied with your representation. This has been life changing for me!"
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No fee unless we win — the SSA pays us from your back pay

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    How It Works

    Three simple steps to getting the benefits you deserve

    Call us for a free review

    Tell us about your case. We'll let you know your options and whether we can help. No cost, no obligation.

    We build your case

    We gather medical evidence, prepare your testimony, and handle all paperwork with the SSA.

    We fight at the hearing

    Attorney Adderley represents you before the Administrative Law Judge and fights to maximize your back pay.

    The Best Disability Attorney in California for Your Claim

    To secure the California disability insurance benefits you’ve earned, you need the best disability attorney in California in your corner. Our legal team is anchored by Tony Adderley, a powerhouse California social security disability lawyer who has been fighting for claimants since 1993.

    As a veteran and an experienced California SSDI lawyer, Tony Adderley brings more than 30 years of legal muscle to the table. We do not just handle paperwork; we provide aggressive advocacy for those seeking SSI, social security disability insurance, and personal injury recovery. If you are searching for VA disability lawyers in California who understand the unique challenges veterans face, our firm has the expertise to navigate the system and win.

    At the Disability Law Offices of Tony Adderley, you are met with respect and professional courtesy. Whether you are dealing with a complex California social security disability appeal or a new filing, call us at (310) 526-8292 to speak directly with an SSDI attorney in California.

    We offer a Free Case Review to help you understand your options. With offices strategically located in Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino, we provide convenient, expert access to a top-tier social security disability attorney in California. Reach out today and put three decades of experience to work for you.

    Tony Adderley

    How It Works

    Three simple steps to getting the benefits you deserve

    Do I pay anything upfront?

    No. We work on contingency. The SSA pays our fee directly from your back pay if we win. You pay nothing out of pocket, win or lose.

    My doctor doesn't think I'm disabled. Is that a problem?

    Not necessarily. We work with medical evidence from multiple sources. Your doctor's opinion is one factor — not the only one.

    I'm working part time. Can I still apply?

    Yes. Working part time does not automatically disqualify you. The SSA looks at whether your earnings exceed a monthly threshold called Substantial Gainful Activity.

    I haven't worked enough for SSDI. Can I get SSI?

    Yes. SSI is a needs-based program that does not require work history. If you meet the income and disability requirements you may qualify.

    Denied — should I file a new application or appeal?

    In most cases appealing is better than filing new. Appeals preserve your original filing date which affects how much back pay you can receive.

    How It Works

    Gather Evidence

    Building the medical record that proves your disability

    File Appeals

    Fighting denied claims through the SSA appeals process

    Cross Examine

    Challenging medical experts at your disability hearing

    Prepare Testimony

    Getting you ready to present your case to the judge

    Evidence Objection

    Objecting to unfavorable medical evidence at hearings

    Increase Back Pay

    Maximizing past-due benefits owed to you

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