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Duncan Disability Law, S.C. provides social security disability law and federal appeals throughout the US. We also provide Wisconsin workman's compensation law services.
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- RWRaven Whitney3 days ago5.0Highly Recommend!!!
- MWMichael WarrenNov 5, 20251.0I had Adam as an attorney and I filed for ssi for my mental health not my physical health and explained that to him and he didnt listen. He didnt disclose all my mental health issues only 3 of them ans the judge ran all over him and me not letting me talk not letting me express any of my disabilities and all adam did was sit there and barely helped me. Now I have to Appeal federal court which they said they didn't want to help with and I got an attorney our of Indiana who says my disabilities are severe and they can get the job done federally and re applying for ssi where Duncan didnt do nothing but waste my time and did nothing to help me just let people run all over them. They need to get better attorney's to work for them cause in my opinion they are unreliable and suck as attorney and I dont know how they became an attorney their win cases percentage must be horrible. I recommend DO NOT HIRE Duncan as your attorney they are horrible at their jobs and I dont know how they are still open as a law firm. Im very disappointed and want others to know the truth about their practices as a law firm.
- KAKevin AllardOct 4, 20255.0First off disability can take a long time! Every one's case is different! I'll speak about my experience. I was referred to Duncan Disability through family. When I started my application Duncan was very responsive and answered all my questions and explained the process making it a pleasant experience! As my health started to decline more I was getting more frustrated with the system and SSDI. But I was staying in contact with Duncan disability and the would always assure me that they would stick with me and find out updates? After a year and half things finally started to get rolling fast!! Christine was a great help!! She was amazing!! Rebecca also was working with my case!! So hang in there Disability can be a long drawn out process!! I definitely recommend Duncan Disability Law!! Again thanks for everything you do, Sincerely Kevin
- RMRon MeddaughJul 30, 20255.0After almost 3 years trying to navigate the process myself I reached out to Duncan Disability and they immediately took over. At the Administrative law judge hearing I was awarded disability through the hard work Duncan Disability did. I would also like to give a big thank you to Alexis Weber for all her hard work with keeping up with all my emails of my appointments and messages I had. Couldn’t have done it without her.
- BVBryan VermeerschJul 24, 20255.0Real good people to deal with, very busy people.
Frequently Asked Questions About Duncan Disability Law, S.C.
What should I do to prepare for my appointment?
To prepare for your meeting with our disability attorneys in Madison, WI, please gather all relevant medical information, including denial letters and your work history. Having these documents ready will help us better assess your case.
Where do you provide services?
While we are based in Wisconsin, our services extend nationwide, including representation in U.S. district courts and the Circuit of Appeal. We are uniquely positioned as the only practice in Wisconsin capable of taking appeals directly to the Circuit of Appeal. For those seeking an SSDI attorney in Madison, WI or surrounding areas, Duncan Disability Law, S.C. is available to assist you.
What do you charge?
Our disability attorneys in Madison, WI adhere to a standard fee structure that is regulated by the government. This ensures fair and transparent pricing for our clients.
What is the difference between SSDI and SSI?
SSDI and SSI are both crucial support systems for approximately 12 million people with disabilities, as reported by the Center for American Progress. SSDI is a disability insurance program funded by your social security tax contributions during your working years. SSI, on the other hand, is designed for individuals with children who lack sufficient work credits and is funded by the state. Both programs utilize identical disability criteria. For more detailed information, we encourage you to contact our office to speak with an experienced SSDI attorney in Madison, WI.
How long does an appeal take?
While the duration of an appeal can vary, our experience indicates that the average timeframe is between 12 to 14 months. Our disability attorneys in Madison, WI strive to expedite this process by proactively providing comprehensive information for claim review well in advance. Through these efforts, we often succeed in reducing the wait time by several months.
Finding a Reliable Social Security Lawyer: What You Should Know
Applying for Social Security benefits can feel overwhelming. The rules are complicated, the paperwork is long, and if your claim gets denied, the appeals process can be confusing. That's why many people choose to work with a Social Security lawyer.
What Does a Social Security Lawyer Do?
A Social Security lawyer does more than just help with paperwork. They:
Review your medical records and work history.
Collect and organize evidence that supports your claim.
Make sure everything is filed on time.
Represent you in hearings with judges.
Explain what to expect so you aren't caught off guard.
By handling these tasks, lawyers reduce mistakes that can delay or even stop your benefits.
Why Hire a Lawyer?
Studies show that people who work with lawyers are more likely to win their cases. For example:
Representation Approval Rate
With a Lawyer 70-80%
Without a Lawyer 30-40%
That means your chances of approval almost double when you have legal help. Lawyers know how to present your case clearly and avoid common errors.
Common Challenges in Social Security Claims
Many people run into the same problems when applying for benefits:
Missing or incomplete paperwork
Medical evidence that doesn't match up
Long delays at the Social Security office
Trouble understanding the appeals process
A lawyer can help fix these issues and keep your case on track.
Choosing the Right Lawyer
When looking for a Social Security lawyer, consider:
Experience: Do they specialize in Social Security cases?
Communication: Do they explain things clearly?
Reputation: Do past clients recommend them?
Fees: Do they offer a fair payment structure?
A good lawyer should be someone you trust and feel comfortable working with.
What documents should I prepare before my appointment with Duncan Disability Law, S.C.?
Please gather all relevant medical information, denial letters, and your work history to help our attorneys assess your case effectively.
Where does Duncan Disability Law, S.C. provide legal services?
Based in Wisconsin, Duncan Disability Law, S.C. provides services nationwide, including representation in U.S. district courts and the Circuit of Appeal.
How much do Duncan Disability Law, S.C. attorneys charge for their services?
Our fees follow a government-regulated standard fee structure to ensure fair and transparent pricing for clients.
What is the difference between SSDI and SSI benefits?
SSDI is funded by your social security tax during your working years, while SSI is state-funded for individuals lacking sufficient work credits. Both use the same disability criteria.
How long does the appeal process usually take with Duncan Disability Law, S.C.?
The appeal process typically takes between 12 to 14 months, but our attorneys work proactively to reduce wait times by providing comprehensive information early.
What is the experience of Duncan Disability Law, S.C. in handling Social Security Disability claims?
Established in 2011, we specialize in Social Security Disability claims from initial applications to federal court appeals, offering years of expertise.
What are the office hours of Duncan Disability Law, S.C.?
The office is open Monday to Thursday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, and Friday from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM. It is closed on weekends and major holidays.
Is Duncan Disability Law, S.C. accessible to clients with disabilities?
Yes, the office has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom facilities to accommodate clients' needs.
Which nearby schools might clients visit before or after their appointment at Duncan Disability Law, S.C.?
Clients near our office in Nekoosa might visit nearby schools such as Nekoosa High School, Alexander Middle School, or Nekoosa Academy in the area.
How can nearby facilities like the Post Office-Nekoosa assist clients visiting Duncan Disability Law, S.C.?
Clients can conveniently access postal services at the nearby Post Office-Nekoosa or the United States Postal Service for mailing documents related to their cases.
Are there any nearby community centers or recreational areas for clients visiting Duncan Disability Law, S.C.?
Yes, clients can visit the Nekoosa community center for events or relax at the nearby Alexander Middle School Disc Golf Course before or after their appointments.