The Law Office of Burke Barclay - Dallas
3838 Oak Lawn Ave Suite#1000, Dallas, TX 75219
The Law Office of Burke Barclay is a Dallas-Fort Worth disability law firm focused exclusively on Social Security Disability matters. Since 2014, the firm has represented claimants seeking Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income benefits. Its practice serves disabled workers and other applicants across Texas and neighboring states, helping clients understand eligibility requirements, prepare claims, and navigate a federal benefits system that can involve detailed medical, work history, and procedural requirements.
The Law Office of Burke Barclay assists clients with SSDI and SSI claims from the application stage through appeals after a denial. The firm helps gather medical evidence, complete work history and functional reports, prepare appeal materials, and address deadlines that may affect a claimant’s right to continue pursuing benefits. Its team also prepares clients for disability hearings and provides representation before administrative law judges when a case reaches that stage.
The Law Office of Burke Barclay represents people with physical and mental impairments that prevent sustained employment, including musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, neurological, respiratory, and other serious conditions. The firm evaluates how medical limitations affect a claimant’s ability to perform past work or adjust to other employment. Its focused disability practice also considers age, work history, treatment records, and functional limitations when developing a claim or appeal.
The Law Office of Burke Barclay emphasizes direct communication, hands-on paperwork assistance, and accessible representation for disability claimants. The firm offers services in English and Spanish and provides virtual representation for clients outside the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Cases are handled on a contingency basis, with no upfront attorney fee, and The Law Office of Burke Barclay offers free consultations to people seeking guidance about SSDI, SSI, denied claims, appeals, and disability hearings.