Stephen K. Brooks, Esq. – Florida Social Security Disability & Personal Injury Lawyer

 

Social Security Disability • Personal Injury

Stephen K. Brooks, Esq.

Attorney at Brooks Law Group • Florida Bar # 569800

Call 1-800-LAW-3030 Email Free Case Review

Focus:
SSDI/SSI, Disability Appeals, Personal Injury

Florida Service Area:
Tampa Bay, Central Florida, Winter Haven, Orlando, Kissimmee

Languages:
English

About Brooks

Stephen K. Brooks grew up in Winter Haven, Florida, and leverages a strong litigation background combined with empathy for people facing disability or serious injury. He is a member of The Florida Bar and has earned peer-review ratings and “Top 100 Trial Lawyers” honors for his personal injury work, while also representing clients in Social Security Disability claims.

Disability Law Services

• SSDI & SSI Initial Applications
• Reconsiderations & ALJ Hearings
• Long-Term Disability (LTD/ERISA) Claims
• Back Pain, Spine & Nerve Injury Claims
• Appeals Council & Federal Court Appeals

Case Types Handled

• Musculoskeletal (spine, joints, chronic pain)
• Traumatic Brain Injury & Neuropathy
• Auto & Truck Accident Injuries
• Work-related Disability Claims
• Complex Personal Injury + Disability Cross-claims

Credentials

• Florida Bar: #569800
• Education: Stetson University College of Law (J.D., 1986); Business Administration, Stetson University
• Professional Memberships: Million Dollar Advocates Forum; Florida Justice Association; Polk County Trial Lawyers Association
• Admissions: Florida

Fees & Consultations

Most Social Security Disability cases and related personal injury claims are handled on a contingency-fee basis—no upfront fee and no payment unless you win. Free initial consultations are available.

Contact

3812 Gunn Hwy
Tampa, FL 33618

Phone: 1-800-LAW-3030
Email: steve@brookslawgroup.com
Website: Attorney Bio

Serving multiple offices across Florida; call for immediate intake.

Service Area

Serving clients throughout Florida including Tampa Bay, Winter Haven, Orlando, Kissimmee, West Palm Beach, and Miami.

Helpful Guides from DisabilityTips.org

• What Is Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA)?
• Understanding the RFC Form (Physical & Mental)
• What Happens at an ALJ Hearing?
• Appeals Council: Deadlines & Strategies

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an attorney for SSDI or SSI?

Many claimants benefit from representation by an experienced attorney to help meet deadlines, collect evidence, and present a strong case.

How do attorney fees work in disability cases?

Fees are typically contingency-based and capped by federal law; you’ll receive a fee agreement before representation begins.

What evidence helps most?

Consistent treatment records, objective findings, and a clear RFC form are key to a successful SSDI claim.

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