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Andrew Price, Social Security Disability Lawyer at Collins Price

Andrew Price, Managing Partner - Collins Price, PLLC

About Andrew Price

Andrew S. Price is one of the founders and managing partners of Collins Price, PLLC. He is committed to representing the mentally and physically disabled and injured.
Andrew’s primary focus is representing individuals in their pursuit of Social Security benefits, having successfully obtained benefits for hundreds of claimants. He represents claimants seeking Social Security Disability benefits, Supplemental Security Income benefits, and Disabled Widow’s benefits in North Carolina.

What Are Work Credits for Social Security Disability in North Carolina?

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What Are Social Security Disability Work Credits? Social Security work credits are credits you earn by working and paying Social Security taxes. These credits help decide whether you qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance, also called SSDI. In 2026, Social Security says you earn one credit for each $1,890 in wages or self-employment income. You […]

What is Substantial Gainful Activity in a North Carolina Disability Claim?

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Quick Answer: What Is Substantial Gainful Activity? Substantial Gainful Activity, often called SGA, is Social Security’s way of deciding whether your work and earnings show that you are able to work. If you earn more than the SGA limit, Social Security may decide that you are not disabled under its rules. This can happen even […]

What Are the Social Security Disability Grid Rules in North Carolina?

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What Are the Social Security Disability Grid Rules? The Social Security Disability grid rules are guidelines Social Security may use to decide whether someone can adjust to other work. The grid rules look at your age, education, past work, job skills, and residual functional capacity, also called RFC. The grid rules are most important for […]

Why Is My Social Security Disability Claim Taking So Long in North Carolina?

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Why Is My Disability Claim Taking So Long? Your Social Security Disability claim may be taking a long time because Social Security is gathering medical records, reviewing your work history, waiting for exams, evaluating new evidence, or processing an appeal. A delay does not always mean your claim will be denied. But it does mean […]

What Is a Vocational Expert at a Social Security Disability Hearing in North Carolina?

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Quick Answer: What Is a Vocational Expert in a Disability Hearing? A vocational expert is a work specialist who may testify at a Social Security Disability hearing. The vocational expert gives the judge information about your past jobs, the skills those jobs required, and whether a person with certain medical limits could still work. The […]

How Social Security Decides If You Can Still Work in North Carolina

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How Does Social Security Decide If You Can Still Work in North Carolina? Social Security decides if you can still work by looking at your medical condition, your work history, your age, your education, and what tasks you can still do. This process is the same for disability claims in North Carolina, whether you live […]