Oklahoma City SSD Attorney

Dedicated Legal Advocacy

Are you having trouble recovering your Social Security disability (SSD) benefits? Not sure if you qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI)? Need help appealing a denied claim? Based in Oklahoma City, Todd Disability Law provides a full range of SSD and SSI legal services to clients throughout the state. Our founding attorney, Aimee Todd, brings nearly a decade of experience to the firm, including eight years spent working closely with judges and the Appeals Council. She understands Social Security law, and she knows how to help you navigate the system—and win.

To speak directly with Ms. Todd about your case, call us at (405) 562-7955 or contact us online today.

Why Choose Us?

When it comes to navigating complex Social Security disability matters, experience counts. This is a complex area of law—even just applying for benefits can be incredibly confusing. You need an Oklahoma City SSD attorney on your side who has an in-depth understanding of the SSD and SSI processes.

When you choose Todd Law, you work with an attorney who:

• Truly cares about you, your family, and the outcome of your case
• Is incredibly knowledgeable and experienced in SSD and SSI law
• Conducts thorough case preparation, meticulously gathering all applicable documents
• Provides compassionate and personalized legal counsel
• Remains consistently available to answer your questions and address your concerns

Ms. Todd has earned two SSA Federal Government Commendable Acts of Service Performance Awards, as well as the SSA Federal Government Recognition of Contribution Performance Award for her work and is widely recognized as an authority in Social Security disability law.

Dedicated to Our Clients

Whether you need help determining your eligibility for SSD or SSI, applying for benefits, or appealing a denied claim, Todd Law is ready to help. We strive to be tireless advocates for our clients, helping them navigate the complex SSD claims process and working to recover the full, rightful benefits they are owed.