Unable to work because of a medical condition? Get help from the law firm that started right here in Enterprise.
Brock & Stout has served Enterprise since opening our first office here in 1996. Today, our Social Security Disability team represents claimants nationwide with applications, denials, appeals and hearings.
Serving Enterprise since 1996 · Nationwide disability representation · 12,000+ disability claims approved
Enterprise is more than another Brock & Stout office location. It is where our firm began.
Brock & Stout opened its first office in Enterprise in 1996. Since then, the firm has grown throughout Alabama and Georgia, but Enterprise remains an important part of who we are and one of the communities we have served the longest.
Today, someone who contacts our Enterprise office about Social Security Disability gets the personal service of a local law office backed by a firm with substantial experience handling disability claims nationwide.
If a medical condition has made it difficult or impossible to continue working, we can help you understand whether SSDI, SSI or both programs may apply and what Social Security will look for when evaluating your claim. You can also read how SSA decides disability and what happens during a disability claim.
It costs nothing to talk with us about your potential disability claim. If Brock & Stout represents you, attorney fees are generally paid from past-due benefits following a favorable decision and are subject to Social Security’s rules and approval. If the claim is denied, you do not owe Brock & Stout attorney fees or case costs.
Free consultation · No attorney fees or case costs if the claim is denied
Our Enterprise office gives clients local access to a team that works with Social Security Disability claims every day. We can help with applications, pending claims, denials, appeals, and hearings.
1996
First Office Opened
12,000+
Disability Claims Approved
Nationwide
Disability Representation
30
Years Serving Clients
12,000+ disability claims approved is a historical firmwide total. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Brock & Stout opened its first office here in 1996. For 30 years, Enterprise has been part of Brock & Stout's story. Clients here still have a local office where they can meet with our team and get help with a disability claim.
Social Security Disability is one of Brock & Stout’s primary practice areas. Our firm has handled thousands of disability claims involving applications, appeals, and hearings.
You can call us before you apply, while a claim is pending, after a denial or when a hearing is approaching. We start with where your claim stands today.
Social Security Disability is a federal program, and Brock & Stout represents disability claimants nationwide. Enterprise clients get the convenience of a local office backed by a team that works with Social Security Disability claims every day.
It costs nothing to talk with our Enterprise team about a potential disability claim.
Tell us where things stand. We'll explain the next step and whether representation may help at this stage.
If you're unsure how to start, we can discuss your work history, medical conditions and the information SSA will ask for before you file.
Help With an Application — request a free disability case evaluation
Already filed? We can talk with you about where the claim stands and whether representation may help at this stage.
Talk With Us About a Pending Claim — request a free disability case evaluation
A denial does not necessarily end the case. We can review the decision and help you understand the appeal process and the deadline that applies.
Help With an Appeal — request a free disability case evaluation
A disability hearing is an important stage of the claim. We can review the evidence, prepare you for what to expect and represent you before the administrative law judge.
Help With a Disability Hearing — request a free disability case evaluation
Social Security Disability Insurance, or SSDI, is based in part on your Social Security-covered work history. To qualify, you generally need enough work credits based on your age and when disability began, along with a medical condition that meets Social Security’s disability rules.
The work-credit requirement is not the same for everyone. Younger workers may qualify with fewer credits, and other rules can affect whether someone remains insured for SSDI.
If you’re unsure whether your work history is enough, don’t assume you’re ineligible. We can review the issue with you.
Supplemental Security Income, or SSI, does not require the claimant to have earned their own Social Security work credits. Instead, SSI is a needs-based program with income, resource and other eligibility requirements.
SSI may potentially apply to people with limited income and resources who are disabled, blind or age 65 or older and meet the program’s other requirements.
For adults applying based on disability, SSA generally uses the same medical disability standard used for SSDI. Some people may potentially qualify for both SSDI and SSI. If you’re unsure which program applies, we can help you understand the difference.
A Social Security Disability claim involves more than completing an application. SSA considers medical evidence, work history, functional limitations and other information before deciding whether someone meets its rules.
Depending on the stage of the claim, Brock & Stout may:
Our job is to help Social Security see a clear, accurate picture of your conditions and how they affect your ability to work.
Social Security Disability is a federal program, so these attorneys can represent claimants at hearings nationwide. Each profile is maintained in our attorney directory.
Prefer to meet locally? Our Enterprise office is on East Lee Street just off Boll Weevil Circle. Disability clients can also work with our team by phone or video when that is more convenient. Please call ahead so we can schedule time with the right team member.
Learn More About Our Social Security Disability Practice
Tell Us About Your Claim
Oct 5, 2026 | Social Security Disability, Walter Blakeney
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Many people assume they cannot qualify for Social Security Disability because their symptoms are not severe every day. However, episodic conditions disability claims are common when a medical condition causes recurring flare-ups that make it…
Read More: Episodic Conditions Disability: Can You Qualify for SSDI?
Oct 1, 2026 | Social Security Disability, Walter Blakeney
Estimated reading time: 7 minutes When applying for Social Security disability benefits, a diagnosis is only part of the evaluation. Social Security also considers how a person’s medically determinable conditions affect what they can still do in a work setting…
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Sep 24, 2026 | Social Security Disability, Joseph Campbell
Estimated reading time: 7 minutes A mental health diagnosis can affect nearly every part of daily life, but a diagnosis alone does not automatically qualify someone for Social Security Disability benefits. Social Security looks for medical evidence for a mental…
Read More: Medical Evidence Needed for a Mental Health Disability ClaimSSDI vs SSI, SGA, back-pay estimate, and the claim timeline.
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If a medical condition is keeping you from working, you don’t have to figure out Social Security Disability by yourself.
Whether you’re considering an application, waiting for a decision, appealing a denial or preparing for a hearing, tell us where your claim stands. We’ll listen, explain the next step and let you know how Brock & Stout may be able to help.
Brock & Stout started in Enterprise in 1996, and we are proud to continue serving the community today. If a medical condition is keeping you from working, contact our disability team and tell us where your claim stands.
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