When someone's disability claim is denied, it may be because their paperwork was incomplete, the medical evidence wasn’t presented clearly, or the insurance company was simply looking to protect their bottom line.

Ken works to untangle these issues, gathering the right medical records, coordinating with doctors, and building the strongest possible case for appeal.

For many families, a denied claim means more than a brief setback — it can mean missed mortgage payments, unpaid medical bills, or the inability to afford basic care. Ken understands that urgency, and he moves quickly to help clients get back on solid ground.

Ken walks each client through what to expect and strives to provide clear communication throughout the legal process

Background & Education

Ken graduated from California State University at Northridge with his bachelor's degree. He went on to earn his Master of Public Administration from the University of Oregon before attending Chicago-Kent College of Law at the Illinois Institute of Technology, where he earned his J.D.

Before joining Sokolove Law, Ken started his own individual practice in the Chicago area, where he represented clients affected by Social Security disability denial and other legal issues.

Ken has remained active in the legal community throughout his career. He previously served as president of the Suburban Bar Coalition, the North Suburban Bar Association, and Families Advocating Injury Reduction (FAIR), a former nonprofit that advocated for patient safety and greater transparency around physician malpractice.

Bar & Court Admissions

Education

  • California State University at Northridge, B.S.
  • University of Oregon, MPA
  • Chicago-Kent Law School, J.D.

Affiliations

  • American Association for Justice
  • Chicago Bar Association
  • Families Advocating Injury Reduction
  • Federal Bar Association
  • Illinois State Bar Association
  • North Suburban Bar Association
  • Suburban Bar Coalition