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19 Nov, 2018 by Anonymous
I’m navigating SSDI and self employment. Jeremy answered my questions online with depth of knowledge and encouragement. Impressed! And feeling less vulnerable moving forward. Way more helpful than SSA.
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24 Oct, 2018 by Karen
I consulted with Jeremy with the intention of hiring him for a ERISA appeal on my husband’s behalf because I was anticipating a termination of his LTD benefits. Fortunately, it turned out to be not necessary but I will be contacting Jeremy if needed in the future. During our discussions, I was very comfortable with his advise and he helped me to map out a strategy for our appeal very quickly. Highly recommend!
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29 Nov, 2016 by Michelle
Jeremy Bordelon is in the upper echelon of attorneys handling ERISA and SSDI disability benefit claims. I have consulted him for his advice and expertise on several of these matters. Jeremy has always been timely, professional, and thorough. He is remarkably strategic in his client representation. I know other attorneys in this area who also think and speak highly of Jeremy. If you are in Oregon or Tennessee and need a fantastic attorney, give Jeremy a call!
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20 Mar, 2021 by Laura
I've dealt with a lot of attorneys and Bennett is one of the few that was able to review my case with an open mind. He was able to give me realistic expectations and was empathetic to the "employee" in a worker's comp claim. Unfortunately it appears that I missed the filing deadline to move forward with my claim. However, I wish the hearings office would have let me know that before they even scheduled the hearing. Even after all that, Bennett was kind in breaking the bad news to me and I would call him back in a nanosecond if I ever find myself in another work comp situation and refer anyone who would listen to him and his firm! Thank you Bennett!
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06 Jan, 2019 by Jj
When you retain an Attorney, especially a Worker Compensation Attorney, you want an Attorney who is knows the Law, defends your rights, and is there when you need to speak to them. I just described Mr. Dalton, who is your Attorney for the legal issues, who is a Counselor during your legal fight for the due benefits, and a friend when needed during the legal process. All of the attributes described above define Mr. Bennett Dalton, as he will be yout Attorney, your Counselor, and your Friend during your legal fight, which are attributes needed to win the legal fight for your Rights and Benefits under Worker Compensation Laws! I contacted Mr. Dalaton on a matter related to Police Officers and Firefighters who suffer a Line of Duty Injury and he was available 24/7 and was very helpful in providing information and guidance with our legal matters but unfortunately our issues were not in his legal practice but did provide directional information that helped us to follow the correct legal parh. Just a final note, Bennett is an Attorney who has Integrity, which is a trait not seen in every licensed some attorneys! If and when you contact Mr. Dalton you will be retaining an Attorney that will represent you and achieve the Benefits you worked for as an Oregon Injured Employee! Respectfully, JJ
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15 Oct, 2018 by Anonymous
Bennett was very prompt to respond to my emails and his responses were not abrupt like an attorney that I had previously spoken to. We have decided to contact him for a consult.
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17 Aug, 2013 by Sherry
Thank you Lisa so much for your patience's and hard work you did. You gave me encouragement and hope all the way. You were there when I was down at any time of the day. The staff was with me also which helps a lot not to be a number, but a person. I would recommend Lisa to everyone that needs a well deserved case solved. Thank you so much you were a God sent to me.
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15 Aug, 2013 by Symantha
they took the time to get to now me,learn my case th work was perfection I tell everyone to go to her thank you sam
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03 Aug, 2013 by Jennifer
Lisa and her staff are amazing. I was fighting my case on my own and felt like I was under attack from social security. Lisa helped me feel more confident to handle the stress. Hiring her was one best things I ever did. if you need a lawyer and want to be treated with respect and dignity then Lisa is the one you want.
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30 Jun, 2021 by Anonymous
Hired Nathan for my case and am so glad I did. He maintained good communication throughout the case, listening and addressing all my questions/concerns. Nathan is easy to work with, accessible, and responsive by phone and email. Nathan worked hard on my case and I am thankful for his work. I would 100% recommend Nathan to anyone who needs his help.
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20 Jun, 2020 by Kimberly
Nathan Mitchell did a fabulous job on my case. He is very easy work with and treats you with respect. He gave me all the guidance I needed so that I could do what I had to, to help win my case. I will definitely refer anyone that needs this kind of help to Nathan.
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21 Sep, 2015 by Anonymous
I think Nathan worked real hard on my case. I was very pleased with the outcome. He is a good guy and I would recommend his services to others.
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01 Jun, 2016 by Sabrina
Jeremy was extremely helpful throughout my process of creating a parenting plan. He paid close attention to details and filed any needed paperwork promptly. He answered all my questions and was always courteous and polite. Exceptional attorney that I would recommend to others.
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03 Mar, 2016 by Anonymous
Jeremy comes highly recommended. I researched multiple attorneys in Clark county and decided on Elizabeth Christy Law Firm because of the great reviews, and I'm glad I did. Jeremy was very quick, thorough, supportive, knowledgeable and responsive during this whole process. The process to which I'm referring is establishing a parenting plan and court ordered child support. The process took about 3 weeks, consultation to signed orders. He really made this unfortunate time in my life, bearable. Hopefully I won't need similar services in the future, but if I do, I'll be going with Jeremy.
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23 Jan, 2016 by Karli
Divorces are stressful and can be one of the hardest things you will ever go through in life. Jeremy was always prepared, organized, and professional. He has the ability to calm any situation we were faced with and put my mind at ease knowing he had everything under control. I was referred by a friend, and I would definitely recommend him to everyone looking for a great lawyer. Thank you again Jeremy
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03 Sep, 2024 by Darren
David Higgs counseled me on a successful employment settlement. He listened carefully, offered thoughtful insights/options, and then worked hard to meet my objectives. I especially appreciated David’s empathy and understanding while he successfully negotiated a six-figure settlement package. He took time to brainstorm options and then stayed in close communication throughout the process. I highly recommend David and would gladly work with him again.
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03 May, 2024 by Anonymous
David has been incredibly helpful and supportive throughout my case. My case had a favorable resolution. I highly recommend their services to anyone in need of employment law. AK
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02 Jun, 2021 by Melissa work
My father had a horrible accident that almost ended his life. I was stuck in a world that was unknown to me. How do I deal with insurance companies? Hospitals? Interpreting Medical Charts? I googled a few attorneys and the one that stood out to me was Mr. Coon. Mr. Coon has led an admirable career and has helped people like you and me his whole life. I contacted Mr. Coon's office and spoke to a nice lady who scheduled a meeting. After meeting with Mr. Coon he decided to take my father's case. It ended up being one of the best decisions I have ever made. What is remarkable about the Thomas Coon Newton & Frost team is that they each specialize in their own field. Mr. Coon leveraged the expertise of Mrs. Newton (Who is a remarkably kind, and a killer negotiator.) She made the world of difference within my father's case. Mr. Coon and Mrs. Newton were the light at the end of the tunnel for my family. This law firm puts their heart and soul regarding the individuals they represent. Mr. Coon and Mrs. Newton got justice for my family and my mother, father and I will forever be grateful for them. Thank you Mr. Coon and Mrs. Newton for representing our family. If I could give you 100 stars I would. Sincerely, -The Work Family
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11 Sep, 2017 by Lyle & gladys
We traveled from Utah for a two week bicycling vacation in Oregon. Our first ride, first hour we were hit by an RV mirror it shattered my left humerus and caused my wife to crash too with numerous injuries. Upon returning home a friend knew this firm and reputation for handling bike v auto accidents. We researched this law firm and on our first phone call late on a Friday afternoon, Jim Coon took the time to explain Oregon bike (friendly) law; some legislated by their firm, and how his firm could help us through the insurance claim - alleviating our concerns for the claim so we could focus on healing (year long process). The claim involved two insurance companies and a mountain of medical which his staff assisted in managing throughout the nearly two year process. They were able to bring about the settlement we were expecting and manage our fiduciary responsibilities in the closure of the case. Sadly we never personally met our team because they deserve a HUGE hug from these Utahan’s. Lyle & Gladys
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01 Aug, 2014 by Jaye
I was nervous about working with Jonathan Caver, mainly because I like to be involved in every detail. I had to suspend my desire to be overly involved in building my case, and Mr. Caver did not disappoint. He knew exactly how to present my case to a difficult judge; I was awarded a maximum benefit. Mr. Caver's straight forward yet detailed approach was very helpful in preparing me to meet the judge. He counselled me to focus on the things I need to do to daily to mitigate my physical maladies, rather than spending time explaining my medical condition to the judge. Mr. Caver's advice was right on the mark.
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14 Jun, 2017 by Samantha
From the first call to the last Mr. Hyatt was helpful and so was his assistant. They explained everthing to me and I didn't have to worry when it came to court that all my medical records were in my file. They are a small law firm but they get to know you and treat you like a person instead of a social security number.
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29 Sep, 2024 by Wendy
Working with Christine Frost and all of TCNF Law Firm's staff, was one of the better decisions I could have made for my future. Christine and all of the staff at the firm, were kind, knowledgeable, timely, and dedicated to getting the supporting documents and records needed to pursue a positive successful outcome for my case. Thank you Christine and the entire staff of TCNF Law Firm, for going above and beyond for all of your clients. Sincerely, Wendy W.
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26 Aug, 2024 by Camille pierson
Great communication. They made this very easy and I'm very happy with my experience!
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14 Aug, 2024 by Sandi olson decker
Cynthia Newton was a godsend when my husband was in a serious bicycle vs. semitruck accident. Her insightful wisdom, clarity, and advocacy helped us through a traumatic time in our lives. Her staff was prompt, attentive, and helpful throughout the process. We were satisfied with the settlement that was reached with the insurance company. While we hope to never have to deal with a personal injury situation again, we have no doubt that we would seek Cynthia's guidance and expertise if the need arose.
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20 Sep, 2018 by John
Mr. Evans represented me in a social security disability case. He was awesome from start to finish. His staff helped me file the application. He let me know what was going on every step of the way. He got all of my medical records and went through them with me to make sure nothing was missing. He prepared me for every aspect of the hearing. He went through sample questions so I would know what to expect and would be ready for the questions from Mr. Evans, the judge, and anyone else. Mr. Evans also met with my family members to determine who would be a good witness on my behalf and prepared her for the hearing as well. Once the judge ruled in my favor, Mr. Evans and his staff continued to contact social security as needed until I received all of my past due benefits. I can not express how thankful I am to Mr. Evans for all of the hard work and hand holding he put into my case and making sure nothing was missed and that I received the social security benefits I was owed.
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08 Jun, 2012 by Anonymous
I made a mistake and needed a attorney to clean it up, my neck was broken and my world was at the lowest point and I told him how to do what needed to be done on 2 cases, I turned down 50k before i hired him and the last 3 meetings he wanted me t o accept 2.5k, like two used car salesman working me over. time was of the essence was my main concern and it took him 8 months to just serve the person leading me on. 2 times i could of taken control of the one tort, and he talked me out and now i have nothing, almost 3 years he still had not filed or served disclosure. He quit 2 days before court and i had to play attorney, he showed up and in front of the judge he said he would mail me the rest of my records and I had to pay another 500 for another court appearance and I never received any of the records.. and I won only a small portion with out any disclosure. so now i am broke disabled the statuette of limitations on a bad injury claim that happened 7/5/09 i found no evidence he even contacted the Dr. or asked my witness and in late i called to try to get things moving on it and give them good news and they had done nothing and said i told them to close the case. you have been warned, it gets better, so I would really recommend his great abilities and fast service. and i finally found a malpractice attorney that is swamped but cannot help but take the easy case. I give him 5 stars. 8 months met with him 9/22/09 and it was 5/10 when defendant was served. Please forgive my poor grammar , stress brings out the best of me. and no good deed goes unpunished, I wanted to be an attorney when i was young even got accepted to Willamette, and just new i could not deal with the scum of the clients, and the lies. well, good luck if your looking for a attorney this one is the one I would of eaten in court if i would of finished schooling I paid every bill i got. and lived in a old dairy barn, bed ridden for the first 9 months until surgery , then had a chance to get my property back and they told me no no no , so I look forward to seeing him again , on the other side with a real attorney taking my, side..... but this is just my opinion, and dates may not be exact . I told him the last attorney lost his ore bar for a lot less . I am at the lowest part of my life. thanks pete i cannot even afford to go to a doctor. pay for heat. or even cook for myself for the last 3 years.1995 i hired a attorney for the exact type of case. 2 days and everything was done and i had my home back.told them how she did it and in 1995 the attorney told me how and I told his team......8 months later. I was ruined by that time....
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09 Jun, 2011 by William
When I first met with Mr. Evans I had already made up my mind that all lawyers were crooks. He completely changed that sterotype for me. Mr. Evans was very helpful and understanding. Walked me through everything and never once did I think of him as a person only put to get my money. He is very knowledgeable and also in tune with reality. Anybody looking for a attorney, I would highly recommend meeting with Mr. Evans first.
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13 Jun, 2023 by Anonymous
Hired him to represent me to win my SSI. He guided me through the process with much empathy. Unfortunately I was presented with a disagreeable SSI judge at my hearing and didn't win my award. Fortunately I didn't have to pay for his services unless I'd have won my case.
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29 May, 2021 by Nik
I also believe that Todd was intentionally working against me. Possibly forwarding emails. Giving bad information. Giving terrible advice. And possibly lying. Either Todd is a court dodger or not truthful. Either way I feel betrayed. Beware!! Run away!!!
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18 Apr, 2021 by David
To be fair to Mr. Worthley, he did suffer a death in his family at the time, but still, I wasn't contacted by him or his staff for two months after I and my advocate consulted with him in person. (I'd been referred to him by the Oregon Bar.) After those two months, he said that he'd called the other person's lawyer, and that he didn't think I needed any legal help or even mediation. He then gave me a solution that we'd already explained to him wouldn't be possible. With all due respect, Mr. Worthley didn't remember any of the key issues in my case, and then only offered me a solution that would not only not work for my case but had nothing to do with the core issues which we presented to him at our meeting in person. He refunded only part of my retainer and wrote me a letter saying I had "mischaracterized" him (whatever that means). I was surprised and disappointed, and I would definitely not recommend him.
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18 Sep, 2021 by Shay
I hired this firm as soon as I got out of the hospital, they botched my original application by not knowing I had an appointment with SSA doctors to determine my eligibility, in what would have been an easy win. I fired them as they did zero work on my appeal which I did the work on all by myself and won.
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05 Nov, 2020 by Daniel
I hired them years ago and won my ssdi case they charged the max amount for the help $6,000 and I was fine with that. Ssdi reviewed my case and denied me years later and SK&R said they would help but since I already was their client and paid max fees it was as a courtesy. They said signing a new contingency agreement was just standard but I wouldn't be charged. They did great helped me win again but two years later when I called them asking if they did veteran disability they started asking for their fee. I explained what I was told and they say the guy that helped me no longer works there so I need to pay. Then they call me saying they will contact ssdi for the fee but will work with me to get it waived so I pay nothing. Well now months later no contact and I'm getting notice from ssdi they are deducting my benefits. They do decent work but ethics are very questionable over 710.00 fee after I already paid 6000.
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17 Oct, 2018 by Lena
The only reason I gave him 1 star is because there wasnt a choice for zero stars dont go to that whole firm period. They wont keep in touch, get to know you or your issues, wont listen to you and things you fel should be talked about at the hearing. He will sit there and not say a dm thing while you lose. They (he) turns your records in to late so the judge doesnt have to admit them, dont use these people they are ignorant haughty and lame. The judge wrote in my last denial that I had degenerative disk disease, thats how dumb this guy is, I have a TBI not DDD. They also tossed my case around the firm to 5 people mr. kerr was the 6th, unbeknownst to me until after the fact. The only cases he wins are the ones that win theirself.
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What a Social Security & Disability Lawyer Can Do for You

A Social Security and Disability lawyer specializes in helping individuals navigate the complex process of applying for and securing Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. These lawyers assist clients in filing applications, gathering necessary medical evidence, appealing denied claims, and representing them in hearings before administrative law judges. A lawyer can help maximize the chances of approval by ensuring that the paperwork is accurate, deadlines are met, and legal standards are addressed.

If you are disabled and unable to work, or if your Social Security Disability claim has been denied, a Social Security and Disability lawyer can guide you through the legal process to obtain the benefits you’re entitled to.

When Should I Hire a Social Security & Disability Lawyer?

You should consider hiring a Social Security and Disability lawyer in the following situations:

  • Applying for SSDI or SSI benefits: The application process for disability benefits can be complex, with strict requirements and documentation. A lawyer can assist in completing the application correctly and submitting the required medical evidence to improve your chances of approval.
  • Denied disability claim: If your initial claim for SSDI or SSI benefits has been denied, a lawyer can help file an appeal and represent you in hearings. Many claims are denied initially, and having legal representation during the appeal process significantly increases the chances of success.
  • Requesting reconsideration: After an initial denial, you have the right to request reconsideration of your claim. A lawyer can help present new medical evidence or correct any errors in your original application.
  • Hearing before an administrative law judge (ALJ): If your reconsideration request is denied, you may request a hearing before an ALJ. A lawyer can represent you during the hearing, preparing you to answer questions and presenting a strong case based on your medical and work history.
  • Proving medical conditions: If your disability involves complex medical conditions, a lawyer can help gather expert medical testimony or additional evidence to demonstrate that your condition meets the legal criteria for disability.
  • Overpayments and cessation of benefits: If the Social Security Administration (SSA) claims you were overpaid or attempts to terminate your benefits, a lawyer can assist in challenging the decision and protect your right to continue receiving benefits.
  • SSI for low-income individuals: If you are applying for SSI, which is based on financial need in addition to disability, a lawyer can help ensure that your financial records are correctly submitted to meet SSA’s strict income and asset limits.

Hiring a lawyer early in the process can help you avoid mistakes that could delay or jeopardize your claim.

What Does a Social Security & Disability Lawyer Do?

A Social Security and Disability lawyer provides a range of services to help individuals navigate the application and appeals process for SSDI or SSI benefits. Their responsibilities often include:

  • Filing initial applications: A lawyer can help prepare and file your SSDI or SSI application, ensuring that all necessary forms are completed accurately and medical evidence is included.
  • Gathering medical evidence: A lawyer works with your doctors and healthcare providers to collect medical records, treatment histories, and expert opinions to support your disability claim.
  • Filing appeals: If your initial application is denied, a lawyer can file an appeal and guide you through the reconsideration process, ensuring that any additional documentation or evidence is provided.
  • Representing you in hearings: A lawyer will represent you in front of an administrative law judge, helping you prepare for the hearing and arguing your case to demonstrate that your disability prevents you from working.
  • Handling deadlines and paperwork: A lawyer will ensure that all deadlines are met, and that any requests for additional information from the SSA are responded to promptly.
  • Negotiating settlements (for private disability insurance claims): If your disability benefits claim involves private disability insurance (in addition to or instead of SSDI/SSI), a lawyer can help negotiate a fair settlement with the insurance company.
  • Fighting benefit terminations or overpayment claims: If the SSA attempts to terminate your benefits or claims you were overpaid, a lawyer can defend you in administrative proceedings or file for a waiver or reconsideration.

How Are Social Security & Disability Lawyers Paid?

Social Security and Disability lawyers are typically paid on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if your case is successful, either through the approval of your disability benefits or winning an appeal. Here's how it generally works:

  • Contingency fee: The fee is usually 25% of your past-due (backpay) benefits, but no more than $7,200. This fee structure is set by the SSA, and lawyers cannot charge more than this amount for SSDI or SSI cases.
  • No cost for future benefits: Lawyers are not entitled to any portion of your future monthly disability benefits. Their fee is strictly limited to a percentage of your backpay.
  • Additional costs: In some cases, you may need to pay for additional expenses, such as obtaining medical records or expert witness testimony. These costs are usually minimal, but it’s essential to ask your lawyer about any additional expenses upfront.

It’s essential to confirm fee arrangements with your lawyer during the initial consultation to avoid misunderstandings.

How Much Does a Social Security & Disability Lawyer Cost?

The cost of hiring a Social Security and Disability lawyer is typically structured around the contingency fee system outlined by the SSA. General cost information includes:

  • Contingency fee: The lawyer’s fee is capped at 25% of your backpay, with a maximum of $7,200. For example, if you are awarded $10,000 in backpay, the lawyer will receive $2,500 (25%), and you will receive the remaining $7,500.
  • No cost for future benefits: Lawyers are not entitled to any portion of your future monthly disability benefits. Their fee is strictly limited to a percentage of your backpay.
  • Additional costs: In some cases, you may need to pay for additional expenses, such as obtaining medical records or expert witness testimony. These costs are usually minimal, but it’s essential to ask your lawyer about any additional expenses upfront.

Overall, there is no financial risk in hiring a Social Security and Disability lawyer, as they only get paid if your case is successful.

Top Questions to Ask a Social Security & Disability Lawyer

Before hiring a Social Security and Disability lawyer, it’s important to ask the right questions to ensure they have the experience and expertise to handle your case effectively. Key questions to ask include:

  1. What experience do you have with Social Security Disability cases?
    Ensure the lawyer has experience handling SSDI and SSI cases similar to yours, particularly if you have a complex medical condition.
  2. How do you charge for your services?
    Confirm that the lawyer charges a contingency fee and that you won’t owe any fees unless your claim is successful. Ask if there are any additional costs for medical records or other expenses.
  3. What is the likelihood of success in my case?
    Ask the lawyer for an honest assessment of your case and the potential challenges you may face.
  4. How long will the process take?
    Disability claims can take time, especially if you’re appealing a denial. Ask the lawyer how long they expect the process to last and what the typical timeline is for cases like yours.
  5. How will you help me prepare for my hearing?
    If your case is going to a hearing before an administrative law judge, ask the lawyer how they will help you prepare for testimony and present your medical evidence effectively.
  6. What happens if I’m denied again?
    Ask about the next steps if your reconsideration or appeal is denied, including the possibility of further appeals to federal court.

How to Check the Credibility of a Social Security & Disability Lawyer

To ensure you are hiring a reputable Social Security and Disability lawyer, follow these steps to verify their credentials and track record:

  • Verify their bar status: Check with your state bar association to confirm that the lawyer is licensed to practice law and has no history of disciplinary actions.
  • Look for Social Security experience: Review the lawyer’s website or profile to ensure they specialize in Social Security and Disability law and have successfully handled cases like yours.
  • Read client reviews and testimonials: Look for reviews on platforms like Avvo, Martindale-Hubbell, or Google to see what previous clients have said about the lawyer’s professionalism and success rate.
  • Ask for references: A credible lawyer should be able to provide references from past clients who have worked with them on Social Security Disability matters.
  • Check for memberships in relevant organizations: Membership in organizations like the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives (NOSSCR) can indicate that the lawyer is committed to representing disability claimants.

What Should I Prepare for My First Consultation?

To get the most out of your first consultation with a Social Security and Disability lawyer, it’s important to come prepared with relevant documents and information. Here’s what you should bring:

  • Medical records: Bring copies of your medical records, including doctor’s notes, test results, treatment histories, and any disability-related diagnoses.
  • List of medications and treatments: Provide a detailed list of any medications you are taking, treatments you have received, and ongoing medical care related to your disability.
  • Denial letters (if applicable): If your disability claim has been denied, bring a copy of the denial letter from the SSA, along with any documentation related to your appeal.
  • Work history: Provide information about your previous jobs and work history, including details about how your disability has impacted your ability to work.
  • Social Security application (if already filed): If you’ve already submitted an application, bring a copy of the application and any correspondence you’ve had with the SSA.
  • List of questions: Prepare a list of questions you have about the legal process, the lawyer’s fees, and what to expect in terms of timelines and outcomes.

By preparing thoroughly for your consultation, you can help the lawyer assess your case more effectively and provide the best possible legal advice tailored to your situation.

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