Wambach Disability Law is a specialized legal practice dedicated exclusively to Social Security Disability law, serving clients nationwide from its Evansville, Indiana base. Led by attorney Joe Wambach, the firm stands out for its coast-to-coast representation, personalized client attention, and a strict no-fee-until-you-win policy, ensuring financial accessibility for all claimants.
With over ten years of experience and representation in more than one thousand disability hearings, Joe Wambach brings extensive expertise and a deep understanding of administrative law judge proceedings across multiple states, including Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, and New Mexico. The firm prioritizes integrity, transparency, and collaboration, offering direct attorney access—clients speak directly with Joe, not an assistant—and comprehensive guidance through every step of the claims and appeals process.
Services Offered
- Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)
- SSDI Denials
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
- Disabled Widow’s Benefits (DWB)
- Disabled Adult Child benefits
- Representation for musculoskeletal disorders
- Representation for respiratory disorders
- Representation for cardiovascular disorders
- Representation for mental health disorders
- Representation for blood disorders
- Representation for digestive disorders
- Representation for vision disorders
- Representation for hearing loss
- Representation for skin disorders
- Representation for chronic kidney disease
- Representation for immune system disorders
- Representation for neurological disorders
- Representation for cancer
- Free eligibility evaluations
- Disability hearings representation
The firm serves clients throughout the United States, with particular focus on the Midwest, including Evansville, Louisville, Indianapolis, Chicago, Valparaiso, Fort Wayne, and Paducah. Joe Wambach is a sustaining member of the National Organization of Social Security Claimant’s Representatives (NOSSCR), underscoring his commitment to excellence and ongoing education in disability law.
