You worked. You paid in.
Now you need what you paid for, and the decision sits with someone who has never met you and is reading a file.
Here’s the part most firms wait to tell you:
A first decision from Social Security commonly takes 12 months. If it’s denied and appealed, longer. That isn’t your attorney moving slowly and it isn’t something any firm can shortcut. Anyone promising you speed is guessing.
We don’t spend your time on the part nobody controls. We spend it on the part we do.
WHAT WE CONTROL
- Getting the medical records that actually matter, not whatever the file happens to contain
- Statements from your treating doctors, in the language Social Security’s rules require
- Vocational evidence showing why your past work is no longer possible
- Preparing you for the hearing before the day of the hearing
- Every deadline, met a missed one can end a claim outright
REPRESENTING YOU AT EVERY STAGE
If Social Security says no at every level, the case isn’t over. It goes to federal court. That’s a different kind of case with different rules, and most disability firms don’t handle it themselves. We do.
We won’t promise you an outcome. No one honestly can. What we’ll promise is that when your file reaches a decision-maker, it will be the strongest version of your case that exists.
Ida Comerford, Esq.
Managing Partner and SSD Lawyer
Attorney Advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Hiller Comerford Injury & Disability Law, PLLC.
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