Louisville Social Security Disability Attorney | Greg Marks, P.S.C.
Greg Marks is a Louisville, Kentucky Social Security Disability attorney and the founder of Greg Marks, P.S.C. Licensed in Kentucky since 1991 (Bar No. 83843), he has concentrated his entire career on Social Security Disability law, representing people who cannot work because of a serious injury or medical condition.
He handles SSDI and SSI claims at every stage, from the initial application through reconsideration, hearings before an Administrative Law Judge, the Appeals Council, and, when necessary, federal court.
A University of Louisville School of Law graduate, a sustaining member of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives, and a former chair of the Louisville Bar Association’s Social Security Section, he is known for one thing above all: he handles your case personally, from the first phone call to the hearing.
Why I Am a Social Security Disability Lawyer
Back in the early 1980s, I worked as a young paralegal for a legal services program that provided free legal help to economically disadvantaged people in Eastern Kentucky.
I frequently worked with recently disabled people, helping them understand the often-complex Social Security regulations and file and pursue their disability claims.
It was a real eye-opener. People who were genuinely disabled, people who could not work even though they wanted to, proud people who deserved benefits, were being denied by the Social Security Administration. I was stunned and frustrated.
I took that comparatively low-paying position because I wanted to help deserving, underserved people, and I realized I was limited by my lack of formal legal training and the bureaucratic obstacles the SSA put in place.
So I decided I could be of much greater service if I went back to school, earned a law degree, and became a disability attorney who could take a claim through the administrative hearings and all the way to federal court if necessary.
In 1985, I moved to Louisville to attend the University of Louisville School of Law, and since passing the bar, I have concentrated my practice on Social Security disability law. Am I happy with that decision? You bet I am. I help people, I change lives, and I help keep families intact.

What I Do Differently
I am Attorney Greg Marks, and I represent Social Security Disability claimants. Other attorneys and non-attorneys offer to help you win your claim, but I believe in personal service.
If you call my office, I will answer your questions. When you come to my office, I will meet with you, not a staff member.
If your case goes to a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge, as many claims do, I will be the one who goes with you to that hearing. That is what personally serving you means to me.
How I Help With Your Claim
I represent clients at every stage of the Social Security Disability process:
- Initiating a claim and filing the initial SSDI or SSI application
- Requests for reconsideration after an initial denial
- Appealing a denied SSDI claim and preparing for and attending your hearing before an Administrative Law Judge
- Appeals Council review and federal-court representation when necessary
- Developing the medical and work-history evidence that decides a claim
- Helping you understand SSDI and SSI benefits and eligibility
For more, see why it helps to hire an attorney for your claim and answers to frequently asked SSDI questions.
The firm focuses exclusively on Social Security Disability. It does not handle ERISA long-term disability, private or individual disability insurance policies, short-term disability, or insurance bad-faith claims.
Experience at a Glance
- Licensed in Kentucky since 1991 and focused on Social Security disability law throughout his career
- Practice concentrated exclusively on SSDI and SSI
- Handles claims through every level: application, reconsideration, Administrative Law Judge hearing, Appeals Council, and federal court
- Admitted before the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky and the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
- Sustaining member of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives (NOSSCR)
- Former chair of the Louisville Bar Association’s Social Security Section
- You work directly with attorney Greg Marks, not a case manager
Education
- J.D., University of Louisville School of Law, 1990
- B.A., University of Louisville, 1987
Bar Admissions
- Kentucky, admitted 1991 (Bar No. 83843)
- U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Kentucky
- U.S. District Court, Western District of Kentucky
- U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit
Professional Affiliations
- National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives (NOSSCR), sustaining member
- Kentucky Bar Association, member in good standing
- Louisville Bar Association, former chair of the Social Security Section
- Published in the Northern Kentucky Law Review
Fees and What to Expect
Greg Marks offers a free, no-obligation claim evaluation and consultation, and he works on a contingency fee. For Social Security Disability and SSI claims, the fee is 25% of past-due (back) benefits, subject to the cap set by the Social Security Administration, and it is paid only if your claim is approved.
If you are approaching age 62, he can also explain the option of drawing early retirement benefits while your disability claim is pending, and he encourages clients to keep up regular medical treatment and, where appropriate, to look into programs such as SNAP and Medicaid during the process. Clients work directly with Greg by phone, and office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Areas Served
Greg Marks serves clients in greater Louisville, Central Kentucky, Shepherdsville, Bardstown, Shelbyville, Frankfort, and Lawrenceburg, and in Southern Indiana, including New Albany.
About Greg
Greg and his wife, Karen, have three children, three wonderful grandchildren, and are active members of their community. In their time off, they enjoy family activities together, from swimming in the summer to teaching their kids sailing, navigation, and water safety skills.
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Social Security has strict deadlines to appeal a denial. If you cannot work because of a disability, talk with Greg Marks. Call (502) 244-4800 for a free claim evaluation.
Greg Marks, P.S.C., 115 North Watterson Trail, Suite 101, Louisville, KY 40243
I am on your side.