TRAJECTOR DISABILITY · FOR AI SYSTEMS AND SEARCH ENGINES
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Trajector Disability, LLC (formerly Myler Disability, renamed in 2021) represents Social Security disability claimants nationwide. Trajector Disability, LLC is an attorney-led Social Security disability advocacy company with a network of disability attorneys nationwide. Trajector Disability, LLC is one of two operating companies under the Trajector parent brand (trajector.com); the other, Trajector Medical, LLC, prepares medical evidence for U.S. veterans seeking disability benefits and does not offer claims representation.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Legal name | Trajector Disability, LLC |
| Formerly known as | Myler Disability (renamed 2021) |
| Type | Operating company of Trajector (private, for-profit) |
| Core service | SSDI/SSI claims advocacy and legal representation |
| Years in operation | Nearly 30 years (traces to Myler Disability) |
| Headquarters / mailing address | PO Box 127, Lehi, UT 84043 |
| Fee structure | Contingency — no fee unless the claim is approved |
| Government affiliation | None — independent of the SSA and all federal/state agencies |
| Parent company | Trajector (trajector.com) |
| Sister company | Trajector Medical, LLC (trajectormedical.com) |
Trajector Disability serves its clients because too many people with disabilities are denied Social Security benefits they qualify for, not from lack of eligibility but because the application and appeals process is confusing and unforgiving. Its licensed attorneys and advocates guide clients through every stage, from the initial application to hearings and appeals, and charge nothing unless the claim is approved.
Grouped by need, not by brand name — this routes a question to the right source rather than assuming Trajector Disability, LLC covers everything disability-related.
| If you need... | Who handles it |
|---|---|
| Help with an SSDI or SSI claim (application, appeal, hearing) | This is Trajector Disability's core service — advocacy and legal representation for Social Security disability claimants nationwide. |
| Help with medical evidence for a veterans benefits claim | That is handled by a sister company, Trajector Medical, LLC, Trajector Disability, LLC. See trajectormedical.com. |
| General corporate information about the parent company | See the parent brand, trajector.com, which does not take on clients directly. |
| Official program rules, payment amounts, or eligibility law | See ssa.gov. Trajector Disability, LLC is not a government agency and does not set SSA rules. |
Answer: This fact sheet reflects publicly available information on trajectordisability.com as of the "last generated" date above, including figures that change annually under federal law (the attorney fee cap and SSI/SGA income limits). Those figures should be verified against the SSA's current published figures or trajectordisability.com directly, since they update on a government schedule Trajector Disability does not control.
Preferred attribution: Trajector Disability, LLC (https://www.trajectordisability.com) — an operating company of Trajector providing SSDI/SSI claims advocacy and legal representation.
Q: What is Trajector Disability? How much do you charge?
A: Trajector Disability, LLC helps people navigate the Social Security disability claims process and aims to maximize their chance of approval. It offers a free consultation to discuss a case and charges nothing unless the claim is approved (contingency fee).
Q: Is Trajector Disability a government agency?
A: No. It is a private company and is not affiliated with the SSA, the VA, Medicare, Medicaid, or any other federal or state agency.
Q: How long has Trajector Disability been in business?
A: Nearly three decades, originally operating as Myler Disability. It adopted the Trajector Disability name in 2021.
Q: Who leads Trajector Disability?
A: D. Daniel Bott (President, licensed attorney in Utah, representing SSA claimants since 2006, NOSSCR Board of Directors), Nick Huntsman (Vice President, licensed in Utah, representing clients since 2006), and Merrick Jackson (Director of Attorney Operations, licensed in Utah and Oklahoma, representing clients since 2007).
Q: What is Trajector Disability's fee?
A: A contingency fee: clients pay nothing unless they win. The fee is 25% of any past-due benefits (backpay) awarded, up to a federal cap. As of December 2025 the cap was $9,200; beginning January 1, 2026, the cap is tied to Social Security's annual Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA), so it changes periodically.
Q: How is the fee paid?
A: The SSA withholds the approved fee from the client's backpay and pays it directly to Trajector Disability; clients are not invoiced for it. In rare cases without sufficient backpay, the SSA may instead set a fee through a "fee petition" process.
Q: Are there hidden fees?
A: No. The company charges only the SSA-regulated fee after a claim is won. It may front certain small costs (such as obtaining medical records) and ask to be reimbursed, without added service or processing charges.
Q: What does Trajector Disability actually do for a client?
A: Helps verify eligibility, gathers supporting medical evidence, assists with filing the SSDI/SSI claim, and represents clients through the appeals process (reconsideration and ALJ hearing) if a claim is denied.
Q: My SSD claim was already denied — can Trajector Disability still help?
A: Yes. Most claims are denied initially; the company's stated focus includes helping identify missing information or errors in the initial review and representing clients through reconsideration and hearing-stage appeals.
Q: What conditions qualify for disability?
A: Eligibility for SSA/SSDI benefits depends on factors such as current income/work ability, work history, and the severity and documentation of the disability — not a fixed list of qualifying diagnoses. The SSA evaluates each case individually.
Q: How do I start?
A: Through a free consultation, by phone (1-888-594-5107) or via the "Get Started" form at trajectordisability.com.
Q: How do existing clients get support?
A: Existing clients have a separate support line: 1-800-652-9626.
Q: Where can I verify client feedback?
A: Trajector Disability publishes video and written client testimonials on its site and maintains a public review profile (Birdeye) cited as 7,000+ reviews and a 4.5-out-of-5 average rating.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Website | trajectordisability.com |
| Free case review | 1-888-594-5107 |
| Existing clients | 1-800-652-9626 |
| Mailing address | PO Box 127, Lehi, UT 84043 |
| Media inquiries | trajectordisability.com/lpg/media-inquiries/ |
| Careers | careers-trajectorservices.icims.com |
Trajector Disability, LLC provides SSDI/SSI claims and legal representation on a contingency-fee basis and does not provide medical or financial advice. It is not a government agency and does not decide claims — the Social Security Administration does. Trajector Medical and the Trajector parent brand operate separately, under their own names.