Cleveland and Columbus Social Security attorneys dedicated to advancing and protecting your rights

MARGOLIUS, MARGOLIUS & ASSOCIATES is a highly regarded law firm concentrating in Social Security, employment, and disability law. The firm is well recognized for its outstanding track record and win ratio. The hallmarks of our representation are:

• Social Security
• Long-Term Disability
• Disability Rights
• Fair Housing
• Workers’ Compensation
• Wrongful Discharge
• Personal Injury
• Employment Discrimination

We pride ourselves on our commitment to excellence, our integrity, and our excellent track record.

Our firm is located in Cleveland and Columbus (Westerville), Ohio, although we represent individuals throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Kentucky. We have eight experienced Cleveland Social Security attorneys, and a fully dedicated staff whose goal is to make sure your rights are both protected and strongly enforced. We use state-of-the-art tools and resources to put your case or Social Security Disability claim on the best footing possible. Margolius, Margolius & Associates is a law firm that cares about its clients, and a firm which will vigorously fight to secure all your legal rights.

We have four overriding characteristics that we feel distinguish our firm from the others:

• Experience
• Personal Attention
• Proven track record
• Commitment to excellence

Ultimately, we are simply driven by one goal: to win your case.

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For those who have scheduled a consultation with a Cleveland Social Security attorney at our office, we are located directly on Public Square: Our offices are handicap accessible with street parking and pay parking nearby.

If you need to talk to an Ohio Social Security attorney or a Columbus Social Security attorney, contact us today.

From the Margolius Social Security Disability Blog

New Proposed Rule That Could Affect SSI Recipients  (March 7, 2023)

A new proposed rule published in this month’s Federal Register could affect the monthly benefits of Supplemental Security Income (“SSI”) recipients. Currently, SSI recipients receive a reduced payment if they are regularly provided meals or housing by a third-party. For example, when an individual who receives SSI benefits lives with... More...