Gramenos Law Group, LLC

Is your disability benefits claim giving you a hard time? Has it been rejected once, twice, or even three times? Gramenos Law Group can help. We have helped numerous clients like you WIN Social Security Disability benefits. You no longer have to question whether the Social Security Administration has all your relevant medical records to approve your case; we make sure they do. You no longer have to panic whether your request has been submitted before the deadline date; we make sure it. You no longer have to wonder how long it takes for your case to be resolved; your dedicated case manager will provide regular updates on the status of your claim. Many times, we can predict the amount of money you will receive if and when your case is approved! Our attorneys at Gramenos Law Group have over 40 years of collective SSD experience handling both SSDI and SSI cases. We have been able to secure over $5 million in back benefits for our clients!

Reviews for Diana Gramenos and her law firm focus on their professionalism, personalized service, and consistently positive outcomes in cases involving disability benefits. Specialist staff like Erin are specifically singled out for being helpful and caring. The team is described as very communicative, open to questions and thorough in walking clients through the identification process, and results in a high success rate. Most of the testimonies advocate for Diana participating in handling disability applications to ensure they are awarded. Her ability to combine compassion and expertise make Ms. Gramenos and her law firm the go-to partners in petitioning for and contesting benefits. Clients highly recommend Gramenos Law Group.gridlock. It hasn’t been clear where this will lead,” said Chitra Narayanswamy of the ACLU’s Voting Rights Project in Georgia. “Confirmation of those lawsuits may happen in the next few days.”Votes here often run along strict party lines. On certification of results in Campbell County — a Republican stronghold where the party filed the suit — the board split 2-2 along party lines. They have only four members, per state law. In nearby Douglas County, the board deadlocked 2-2 before the courts got involved. Reached by telephone, a member of the Douglas County network.