Big shout out to Denin bradyand Courd Harris thank you very much you got me approved I'm so…read moregrateful and thankful to premier disability

they don't ever deVere a star.. That is how bad this companies is they don't even call you. You…read morehave to call them for up dates they need to be put out of work they seem to not know what they are doing they don't even give you a lawyer to repent you. I am looking for a new lawyer. i have felt like i have been pulled through hell and back and just about anyone you talk to is rude..SO DO GO TO THEM IF YOU NEED A LAWYER FOR ANYTHING

After our accident, I called/emailed various attorneys in the area. Some didn't even call or email…read moreme back. One attorney who did meet with me for a consultation flat out told me because I didn't roll up in a wheelchair, my case wasn't worth anything to him. I was crushed and ready to give up. I tried googling again but this time specifically for a female. I knew I needed another woman, a mom like me to represent me and my family. I stumbled upon Pam Rochlin and I feel so blessed that I did. She immediately returned my email and set up an appointment with me. Not only was her kindness, understanding, and true empathy apparent but so was her confidence in my case. She blew me away with her amazing customer service but the ability to educate me along the way. She worked day and night on my case and I always knew if I reached out that I'd get an immediate response back. I'm so happy I put my case in her hands. She got me the result I was looking for and deserved!

Pam Rochlin was very pleasant to work with and I appreciated her availability to speak whenever I…read moreneeded her advice. Her office staff are extremely efficient and they kept me apprised of each step taken regarding my case. I highly recommend.

Excellent in explaining how everything works, Didn't waste…read moremy time I would tell anyone who needs help to use this service Thank you Corney and Shay.

I never used a law firm before but fields answered All my questions and reassured my me that my…read morecase would be favorable for me .

Kirk and his staff were very professional, helpful and supportive throughout the arduous SSDI…read moreprocess. I was nervous prior to my court hearing but once Kirk started presenting my case, I relaxed. His skills in court were amazing. We won! I highly recommend Kirk!

From the owner: Attorney Kirk Thompson practices workers' compensation and Social Security Disability law for…read moreclients in the greater Minneapolis-Saint Paul metropolitan area, across the State of Minnesota, and Western Wisconsin.

An Insider's Review of MLG Disability…read more This review is based on my personal experience with MLG Disability. I am not advising 100% VA-rated veterans to switch services. Instead, I want to caution against over-reliance on any single firm. First, educate yourself from the very beginning of the process through approval or denial. Use AI language models (such as Grok, DeepSeek, ChatGPT, or Claude) as a powerful starting point. These models are trained with input from qualified attorneys at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars, which makes them excellent research and learning tools. However, no AI is a substitute for a licensed attorney. Second, the worst advice I received from MLG was: "We do not need to write an appeal brief. We will just say the ALJ was wrong." This strategy depends on one judge overturning the errors of another. While that sometimes happens, it is rare. As I told MLG, my concern was never just the loss itself, but how it occurred. No one controls what the SSA decides. Third, do not assume MLG (or any firm) knows your medical records as thoroughly as they claim. In my case, the ALJ completely ignored my treating physician's detailed notes spanning 2017-2025 and instead relied on the opinions of state-hired experts who were PhDs, not medical doctors. MLG was unaware of this critical issue until I pointed it out after the denial.To be fair to MLG, the Appeals Court issued another denial just two weeks after the ALJ's decision--an extremely fast timeline that is almost unheard of. I have 12 years of medical records (continual) only 2 years of that time earning over the Social Security Admin's amount for being gainfully employed' ($1650 monthly) but somehow MLG missed it and never brought it up in my hearing. As a 100% rated veteran, I was in the expedited process. Even so, no response brief was filed during those two weeks, and not a single issue was addressed. Imagine you are sitting in court, and the judge asks your attorney: "Do you have any witneses to call" and he/she responds; "No, your honor." Yet, the most important witness to combat the prosecutions assertion (your medical doctors) are never called to the stand. Worse, the attorney doesn't even know such testimony exists, after telling you; "We got this!" I ultimately wrote and tried to file my own Pro Se brief using an AI language model. MLG even attempted to distance themselves from it! More plainly, they REFUSED to assist me in advocating for myself (let alone serving as my advocate). MLG, I know you will likely respond to this review. You failed me on multiple fronts--including going months with virtually no communication until the day before my hearing. I can take the loss, but not like THIS. You failed me (not because I didn't win rather you NEGLECTED an easy win). If choosing to try and deceive, I can publish our communications and SSA decisions, YOU CAN'T. How can you NOT put forward the largest part of my evidence which was treating physician records for over a decade? Furthermore, the SSA's own VE said there were no jobs I could do but you didn't even address THAT, while the ALJ never presented what she said as a part of the denial? You then send me a letter terminating our partnership AFTER such massive failures as if you provided any level of adequate representation? You couldn't even provide me with a referral for a federal appellate attorney? Those who read this, if I were you, I would first speak with 'Victory Disability' (especially veterans). MLG just cost me more than $400,000 over the life of SSDI (as well as my 11 year old grand-daughter). If you can afford $400k, sign up ith MLG. Again readers, I am not angry I lost, s*it happens. I am upset because I was not represented.

I hired MLG Disability and I am very unhappy with how everything turned out. This is my true…read moreexperience. The attorneys were very rude. Him and I both signed a contract saying he would help me not only with my Disability application, but my continuing disability review. he did not represent me in my continuing review, but still made me pay the full amount. I have all the documents showing this for proof. This is my true and honest experience.

I have known Scott Anderson as a fellow attorney and a friend for over 30 years and he is the best…read moreof both. As an attorney I appreciate his ability to work with a wide variety of clients giving each and every one of them the full benefit of his thorough understanding of the complexities of the law while treating them with respect. Did I mention his results are among the best I have ever seen? His friendship is a treasure to me which has helped me through difficult times without wavering and in the good times we share laughter and more cribbage games than I can count. Speaking of counting, you can always always count on Scott to be there for you!!! John G Ganley Attorney at Law

Scott Anderson did a excellent job representing me! He was very professional and has a lot of…read moreknowledge in his field. This is the third time that I have used his service. He is very personable and I was very comfortable working with him. I would highly recommend Scott Anderson!

I made a run at applying for SSDI without an attorney and got declined on both initial application…read moreand appeal, but when I read the finding summary from the judge it was like he never even read my diagnoses. It's really hard to understand what it is they are asking for. For that reason, I would recommend an attorney because it seemed it was just a matter of jumping through the right paperwork hoops, and that will take someone who has experience. Otherwise you're fumbling around in the dark. I was also homeless and very ill at the time. I'm tech savvy - but everything is so antiquated and being done by USPS paper copy with 10 day turnarounds for medical documentation. That's next to impossible even in the best of circumstances, but wait times are up to 6 months for some doctors now, so that's untenable. The SSDI application in America is set up to exclude people in their worst hour, and it's a moral travesty. For my second application, I mostly knew what I had to do from learning the first time around, but to be safe I got an attorney. Honestly, I wish I hadn't. Jacob Reitan was incredibly condescending and rude and would barely stay on the phone for more than 30 seconds to answer my questions. It seemed that his priority was not to represent me or answer my questions clearly but to sound like he was overwhelmed with other clients and that I should consider myself lucky to even get a call with him. He was up to 40 minutes late for return calls I had scheduled with his assistant and sometimes cancelled altogether. In the entire run of my case, I spent maybe a total of 10 minutes on the phone with him, 5 of which devolved into a shouting match because I expressed how frustrated I was getting with his lack of communication on my case. It's very clear to me that guy has anger/stress management issues. If you're a disability attorney representing someone with severe Complex PTSD, you should know enough about the diagnosis to work with a person who is fragile because they are ill. At a minimum, you should be able to maintain composure an clarity with any neurotypical baseline client. This man has neither. If he's reading this - he should take an honest look at himself, consult with the people he works with on how he is being perceived and get into therapy to deal with it. If I can do it, he can. In the end I won my case not because I was well represented, but because I had done the heavy lifting getting together my documentation and learned from my first go-around. He spoke maybe 2 sentences total during the judicial hearing. I think I won because of my thorough documentation and a fair judge.

after being in 2 car accidents leaving me disabled and trying to file said myself and I got denied…read more3 times trying for over 8 years to get approved Jacob reitan was able to help me finally get approved after the second time of trying Jacob and his team worked hard and kept the faith in it!! Thank you Jacob from the bottom of my heart for everything you and your team did to help me Thank you!!! I highly recommend Attorney Jacob Reitan if you need any help filing.

I had a very positive experience with this firm throughout my Legionnaires' case. Raymond…read moreTrueblood and his team never gave up on me. They remained committed, persistent, and dedicated to getting the best possible outcome. Going through a case like this can be incredibly stressful, but knowing they continued to fight for me and never gave up made a huge difference. I truly appreciate all of their hard work, patience, and determination. I would absolutely recommend them to anyone looking for a legal team that will stand by you and keep fighting, no matter how long it takes. Thank you!!!!! They are an unstoppable force.

I can't say enough about David Coyle and his team at Pritzker Hageman and how pleased I am with the…read moreexperience. Everyone was so committed, responsive, friendly and helpful throughout the whole process. They put so much time and energy into my case, I felt like I was their one and only client. They were knowledgeable about cases like mine and navigated through it with ease. I always felt as though they were my partner in this and consulted me through every decision. David was open and upfront about all costs and helpful in my understanding of how cases like this work. He gave his honest opinion and always had my best interests at heart. I've never been through something like this before and am so grateful I had such a knowledgeable, helpful team to support me. I wholeheartedly trust their negotiation skills and knowledge of cases like this. Thank you so much! I give a huge recommendation of David and his team! Sincerely, Kristin Quinn

This is a very bad, unprofessional organization. Since they're the designated P&A organization in…read morethe state, the feds give them money to do a job, but they don't do it at all. They're perfectly willing to file an occasional lawsuit against the state to gin up some publicity, but then you never hear about it again. I asked them to help a friend awhile ago and they asked me for their contact information. But even though I gave it to them, they never contacted them, and when I asked if they had been able to contact my friend, they tried to invoke attorney-client privilege, which didn't apply because they never contacted my friend. Then, when I confronted them on that issue, they decided to hang up on me because they couldn't defend their lack of action, claiming they can't represent everyone. If they can't, or won't, then why did they ask for my friend's contact information, and then claim attorney-client privilege? They don't know the law, and they aren't interested in helping anyone but themselves. We need a new P&A organization.

terrible people to speak with regarding disability rights, they will find every reason possible to…read moreNOT help Disabled people, They are quite a disgrace especially when they are funded by tax payer dollars. Don't even waste your time calling them, you will be frustrated and disappointed! Spend the money to hire your own bulldog attorney to fight for your rights! down right disappointing and rude! and these places are supposed to HELP Disabled people....

Dan helped me through the process of filing Chapter 7 last year. For a flat fee, he took care of…read morealmost everything, and was there in the Zoom room when I had my appointment with the bankruptcy court. He also generously answered some tax questions this spring after a long communication hiatus. And he's a really nice guy. He is to be highly recommended if you have to do a bankruptcy.

After my five years plus of working with him, Dan has earned a great review. There's nothing about…read morebankruptcy and financial distress that is "easy", but it's clear that Dan works hard to make it as easy and simple as possible. He's clear in his communications, always willing to answer questions, and does a great job of explaining where you are in the journey, and what's next. I pray that I never need his services again, but he's definitely who I would return to if I did!