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Old 03-06-2014, 01:42 PM #1
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Hi all,
I'm in the process of finding representation. I've found a lawyer near my town who seems to have good credentials.
Does the atty and/or the firm only specializes in SSD cases?
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Not sure. I do think he handles other types of claims as well.
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I thought most had a limit of some sort... 25% of everything is quite bit..

Is this a SSDI specialist atty or some other type?

I'd double check the contract or find a few others and see if they say the same thing or different..
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im sure the lawyer is referring to 25% of everything if in the event you lose at the alj level, appeal to the appeals council or federal court and get another hearing ordered. its not 25% of everything for the initial alj hearing only if you lose the initial hearing and then appeal and then eventually get awarded.
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