Nash Disability Law, has the best lawyers, they can get you approved for disability no matter your age. Everyone kept telling me they're not going to be able to get you disability because you're only 45 you're too young, but they did it and I'm very thankful. read more

Lady from intake was very rude 8 sent her 20 papers w personal info and she never got back to me no ty nash

My time with the firm went well make sure all you ducks are in a row. Meaning your paper is in order I filed Jan 2025 was approved may 2025 I had already been out on short term disability which moved to long term disability was told I have to file for ssdi used Nash because my brother did easy peasy for me already recieved my back and as of receiving my disability checks like I said easy for me maybe not others. What ever don't do it yourself because they are pretty through and organized very fast in getting approved at least my situation they don't every thing about problems on things like long term disability But they do know social security Well have a nice day my friends read more

In short, the case management department was confusing as my contact person changed frequently. If it wasn't for me, they wouldn't have many of my records. They seemed to lack a sense of urgency. My case was assigned to an out of town Arizona lawyer who was convinced that my hearing was via phone- not video. Even after explaining that I had a formal letter AND email sent to me confirming that it was for video, he said it was to be by phone. Then a few days later, called me to ramble on his excuse for thinking it was by phone. He also tended to talk at me--like he was reading the same "prep-talk" he gives everyone else without much asking about me personally and my specific case. At my hearing, he asked me two, maybe three questions. Where was the effort? ***The worst was after the ALJ- who has a 31% approval rating- apologized and corrected his own mistake and my lawyer corrected him again and the ALJ yelled back at him saying, "I already apologized!" I wanted to yell at my lawyer as well! The arrogance was overwhelming. What a HORRIBLE ATTORNEY and experience. ***** read more

This is for the communication from Dan Rosen, he's kept me informed and responds in a timely manner. Thanks Dan. I put my trust in you and I know that you'll do your best regarding my case. Thank you. read more

Wish I would have never came on to see the reviews. It will be 1 year and almost 7 months since Nash filed my claim. so far. Everything that has been done by Nash is 2 clicks of a button on SSA Website. First claim and the appeal. Everything else I have done as far as paperwork and submitting etc. Was better off waiting to get a lawyer If it were to go before a judge. Getting a lawyer early has not been beneficial!! A.Parrilli read more

Disappointment all the way around. Heart surgery and risk of heart failure means nothing. Over 2 years wasted with Nash Disability. Meant nothing at all. Would NEVER refer anyone.reminds me of ambulance chasers they stopped the ball at my expense. read more

Talk about being treated like a case file. The paralegal (Abbie) always treated me like she was annoyed to hear from me every time I called with new information. The lawyer, Rachel King, was unprepared for the hearing. She did not have the complete file and the judge suggested waiting until we had all of my medical notes. Rachel insisted on moving forward with the case without pertaining information. The rest of my file was sent to the judge after the hearing, which gave Rachel no chance to defend me. I don't doubt we would've won the case if my file was complete. I now have more information to support filing another claim. Nash will not represent me, although I am sure we can win the case this time with proper preparation. read more

My five-year old is disabled and needs a lawyer. They took all my information and then never called me back

After three appeals, two hearings with the same judge and THREE years of waiting for an answer, I was denied. Nash disability is a complete waste of time, do not work with this law firm. My attorney did not speak up during the appeals, did not help me out one bit, I felt like I did most of the work. I'd give no stars, if possible. The last time I spoke with my attorney from Nash, she called me by the wrong name. After 3 years?? Further proof that this firm just does not care about their clients. read more

Absolutely the worst representation. The attorney assigned to my case was a total joke. Thanks for a complete waste of time.

Does poor job, no updates , no information in over 3 months Filed almost 1 year ago Having attorney does not help read more

You're in Good hands the this Firm! They have an outstanding track record for winning

After being denied twice I received a phone call from Dan Rosen who said he would be my legal Representation in my social security disability case. He met with me via zoom multiple times. He advised me to continue in therapy, my medication regimen and continue on trying to do everything I could to help myself in terms of my mental health. I waited 2 and half years to be approved. I received a phone call today from Dan Rosen that I was approved. I feel an overwhelming amount of relief. Now I can continue to focus on managing my mental health and continue on recommend treatment. Dan Rosen was professional, knowledgeable, Encouraging and did not guarantee approval. He did advise me what the process would entail and how long I could wait for approval. No one wants to go on social security disability. It's hard to admit that what I suffer from leaves me disabled more days then not. I would without a doubt recommend seeking out the services And legal representation through Tom Nash. read more

If you need help Nash is the place to call. They are kind,,caring and understand how hard it can be...Thank you Nash team!! Robert thank you so much! read more

I met with Mr. Nash regarding a matter for my husband. It doesn't have much to do with the type of law Mr. Nash's office practices but regardless, he took the time to meet with me, discuss my husband's claim and asked pertinent questions. Mr. Nash didn't treat me as if I were unnecessarily taking up too much of his time like most attorneys would if they felt their time is too precious if they knew they, personally, couldn't help (and wouldn't get paid). He was patient, kind and understanding. By the end of our meeting, he had referrals for two attorneys that he will put me in contact with. Thanks Mr. Nash! I'll be sure to refer any family or friends to your office if they are having trouble getting approved for disability. :) read more

I want to highly recommend Nash the staff are all nice, and on top of things .I had no problem ,everything went smoothly . If you're looking for a Law Firm that knows what they're doing call Nash . read more

They said they could help me get my disability benefits. After much struggle and much time, they did not, even after I was approved by a Judge. They basically lied to me about the whole process. I won't be recommending them to anyone who is in need of a disability lawyer. What a waste of time! read more

The staff at Nash is wonderful. Always answered all of my questions no matter how big or small. If you leave a message, they will return your call in a promptly manner. I would really like to thank Rachel and Shawn. Thank you again to the Staff at Nash. I would recommend them to everyone. read more

I've been fighting for benefits for years now. I have multiple medical issues fibromyalgia degenerative, disc disease, spinal stimulator, 3 herniated discs in my cervical, and one lower lumbar Fusion. I don't feel that the time that was worked on my case was adequate. Most of the medical records I submitted and purchased myself. Two weeks before my hearing date I met with the attorney for 1 hour he was very nice very compassionate however I don't feel that that was enough time to have all of the information he needed for the hearing. After many many attempts of trying to get in touch with somebody from this office I would not get a call back for weeks. The lack of communication may cost me my case. If I have to refile I will not be using them to refile. read more

I highly recommend Nash disability law firm. After I applied and was denied disability, I reached out to Nash disability and they took on my case without hesitation and I won my case. They were responsive, effective, Very compassionate and efficient. Again I highly recommend them read more

I DO BELIEVE NASH DISABILITY LAW IS THE GREATEST! 40 years ago got hurt and disabled and Mr. Tom Nash at that time got me over 5 yrs of back pay from social security disability! So now with all this expertise they are the best social security disability law firm in the greater Chicagoland area! And to top that off they are fans of the Blackhawks,Bears, and Cubs andWhite Sox,you can't beat that. Got denied get your social security benefits now! Call them they saved my life..... read more

I've worked with a lawyer before. Before you commit to one, do your research about the firm. SSD is a long and tedious process. There are four levels that you will go through. Learn who your Judge will be. Ask questions about your success rate with him/her. And above if you are fortunate enough to win. You are lucky. If you get denied, the law firm will be expect you to keep going to the fourth level. Which could take years (4 years) possible to finally either be denied or approved. It will require a lot of patience on your part. The law firm will move on to other cases. Tom Nash himself sent me nasty emails when I decided not to pursue the case any longer!! STAY AWAY FROM THIS FIRM!!!!! read more

These people do not return calls!! It is my opinion that their office is very disorganized. They lose faxes, send emails with wrong deadlines! They may have caused me my case. Back on March 10, 2017 I met with a wonderful lady named Demetra who leads the Intake Team at Nash Disability Law. She is very nice and very carefully took all the information I provided to her. She opened a case for me with the SS office and provided me with a re-entry number and website to go and complete the rest of the information. She said to send them the summary BEFORE I CLICK SUBMIT. A week later, they sent me a packet with a worksheet to provide all my doctors's and hospitals' information and fill a lot of information to send back to them so that THEY can complete the application. Due to some personal problems, it took me until June to gather all the information. I filled the worksheet, completed the online application (and per their instructions, did NOT his submit, I just SAVED). I mailed everything to them in June. They warned me that SS is very slow, so it may take 4-6 months. All of a sudden, in September I get an email that says I HAVE TO APPLY for my application!!! I also got a voicemail from a lady named Sara with the same message and to let them know if I need their help! What? Then why did I send you the worksheet and the summary? I called them and asked what's going on, they claimed they never received my packet, but not to worry because I have until OCTOBER 8 to complete everything(the email said the same). I offered to drop off the documents in their office, They said, don't worry, just fax the worksheets and the summary. So On that same day, I FAXED them my documents. I kept checking my Social Security page and wasn't seeing any updates. The October 8 deadline was approaching, and nothing! On October 6 (2 days before the deadline they gave me) I called back to see what's going on. Guess what? A new lady, Caitlin, (who was very, very nice) told me that the Social Security had closed my file because the application was never fully submitted!! The October 8 deadline that was given to me, was wrong! The deadline was actually sometime in September!! Wow! I was told that we need to file again. Caitlin said she will open a case for me again, and I was to email my documents directly to her and she will go ahead and file everything for me. So on that same day again, I attached the completed documents to an email and sent it to her. So, so far, I sent one set in mail, and one in fax, and now via email. For the past two weeks, I have been checking my Social security page to see if a case was filed and again NOTHING. I have sent Caitlin an email and left several messages asking her to at least confirm that she received my email and documents. NOTHING! I called today to follow up again and a woman named Summer (who was absolutely rude) first tells me that the Social Security office is working on my application and I need to be patient and it will take time!!! I asked her for the date my application was re-submitted, because the website doesn't even show that a case was even initiated. She said she doesn't have that information. Then, she has the audacity to give me a lecture and tell me about trying to get a hold of me on the first time they filed and says it's my fault it was not submitted!! I wasn't going to argue with her. I kept telling her that I am not asking a status on the first filing. I am just trying to see if the new one was filed. It's been TWO WEEKS and the firm hasn't done anything yet. She kept telling me that yes, they had filed. Finally she sent me to Caitlin's voicemail (she should have done that from the start) and I left a message for Caitlin AGAIN. I am still waiting for a response. But guess what? Two minutes later, Voila! On my Social security page, I see that they finally INITIATED the new case TODAY. It's still not complete, none of the pages of information I sent in my worksheet is filled. Now, I have to wait and see how long before someone calls me back and how long before the application actually gets completed and submitted! Very disappointing, and stressful! read more

Had their services for my disability, went to many interviews at theoffice in downtown for about a good year and handed them my medical records just so they can return them to me on a CD and was still missing certain document's which where never given back. Ended up seeing the judge spoke to him and believe the judge made a false decision on my disability case and denied me Nash services are not good at all, I would never recommend them to anyone filling for a disability case... read more

I went to this location because a good friend recommended them. They have tremendous amount of experience in this area of law. They were prompt and courteous. They told me how long my application could take and instructed me on how to proceed. It is a pain to deal with all of the paperwork, but if you're looking at a lifetime of disability it's worth it. The consultation was free. I agreed to their percentage because I trust in their expertise. They know all the ins and outs that the lay person does not know, nor can they handle. I didn't have to pay anything up front. They took their fee from my first disbursement. I later received a bill for under $200 for records and copying fees, which I know my doctors charged. So I was ok with that. For those complaining how slow the process is or the lack of personal attention they received, please remember they are attorneys and they get paid by the hour. If you have enough money to keep regurgitating the information that's already in your records that they review, great! Personally, I preferred to pay them their fee for a service they are well known for and walk away. They have hundreds of active clients at a given time. Expecting them to jump on your case the second you call is a bit naive and self centered. Everybody I dealt with was prompt and professional. I've recommended the office to other people and they've thanked me for the referral. read more

Everyone I spoke to at Nash Disability Law was very nice but I did feel like most of the paperwork submitted for review and acceptance to the Social Security - Disability's office was done by me. (Frankly, this probably had more to do with my (former) profession than any lack of work by the Nash Disability Law team.) My only complaint was that after receiving notice that my application for SSDI had been accepted, my relationship with the Nash Disability Law was over and I have no idea how to deal with everything that is coming at me. Example: receiving notice that part of SSDI is Medicare. My knowledge and understanding of Medicare comes from commercials. I sent emails to the Nash office but never received any ..... anything. The Nash Disability Law Team may have worked to get me SSDI but now that I have it, I am lost in an even more confusing government agency. I would have really liked it if the Nash team had someone I could go to with follow up questions. read more

After retirement from IBEW at 62 because my body could not handle construction any more, i went to Truck Driving to try to work for my full SS benefits, my arthritis ; back and knee,s could not handle the job either! Nash Disability Law took my case knowing their fees would be small, The Firm did all the leg work getting all the medical records also! I was approved within 5 - ( five) months because of their efforts! They really DO care fore their clients and have a great standard of ETHICS proven to me from Day one ! Thank You Tom Nash Disability Law, Robert A Fecarotta read more

If you need a social security disability lawyer, this is your man.

I have been working with Nash on a case that I represent for another individual. We were approved after a long and arduous road - 3 years of of denial, denial, appeal. We would not have gotten this through without our attorney, Jyoti. She was kind, helpful and able to communicate with us throughout the hearing. It took some back and forth to figure out who the case had been assigned to and figure out who the case manager was, but it is due to the general nature of the subject. Social Security takes a long time and paralegals find new jobs. It's worth sticking with them. read more

After a couple of years dealing with another firm beginning with "A", losing my son's case, I got a referral from an attorney friend of mine for Nash. My son couldn't make it out to an office. Everything was done via phone and he won, easily and quickly. Should of been with them years ago. Better late than ever. If you need a Social Security Disability lawyer.....Nash is it, bar none!! read more

Nash disability helped me enormously....I can't express how helpful they were to me!!!!!....it took 2 yrs but I got it n then some....I am so grateful to Mr. Barone....thank u again!!!! read more

VERY DISAPPOINTED. The name is Nash DISABILITY Law. I called to try to hire them with a Social Security SSI problem that dealt with a special needs trust and SSI. They said "sorry, we don't deal with that, we only get people qualified medically!" PPpppppst Nash, you are the PROBLEM with Social Security. You advertise that you are an answer. You should be ashamed of yourselves!! read more

Nothing but praises for Nash Disability and their staff! Professional, thorough and knowledgeable they are the way to go when looking for disability lawyers. read more

This firm is the worst I could imagine,do not Answer call gives no help all they care about is there money not helping clients. They have so many clients that there is no,none interaction. DO NOT USE THIS SERVICE!!!!! read more

I went in for an interview with Mr Nash himself he was extremely rude didn't want to hear my side at all he flipped through my medical records and continued to say I had no case and then proceeded to do the jerk off hand gesture or air jerk as some might call it ,I couldn't believe my eyes ,he said just because medical records say you're disabled doesn't meant crap and dismissed me , that's a very good act he puts on in his commercials ,don't be fooled by this A**hole read more

Iam very happy with my lawyer Lawrence Mabes and the nash lawyers.also the judge,i was denied 2 times,then went to my hearing i won,did not know what i would have done without you.thank you so very much.You are great lawyers.Thank you so very much. Donald Hall read more

i called to ask about applying for my ex-husband's social security benefits and was told rudely it's not possible and i know it is.

I just want to say "Lawrence Mabes at Nash Disability Law " was the best representation I have ever received during my appeal for disability. I had tried going it on my own for years,when my case was denied...again, I almost gave up but decided to finally gave in and call the phone# I had seen on TV. His office was kind, patient and led me to the direction forward to try and get a hearing on my case. They always answered or returned my phone calls back with the hour. It took longer because of the backlog at social security but when my hearing was FINALLY scheduled, Lawrence met with me to prepare for it and assured me kindly how he believed I had a good chance on winning my case. His office knows from day one if it is worth taking on your case. I was beginning to give up hope and as frustrated as I was with our government, I continued forward thru his office's assurances. I won my case and am forever grateful for Nash Disability. (The only fee charged was $92 for records accessed and such. ) read more