Do You Need a Lawyer to Apply for Social Security?

Lawyers: who needs 'em?!? Do you need someone to help you apply for Social Security? Almost always: yes! You're almost twice as likely to ultimately granted benefits if you have a lawyer working for you. If you've got a slam dunk case, you may be too disabled to go through the process alone. If your case isn't a slam dunk, wouldn't you want the help of someone who has spent their career working with folks just like you?

Attorney Melissa Lanouette can be reached at LanouetteLaw.com.

Melissa is a Massachusetts lawyer creating videos to help her clients and you by answering frequently-asked questions about Social Security Disability.

She focuses her practice and creates videos about Social Security, Personal Injury, Federal Workers' Compensation, Massachusetts Workers' Compensation, Massachusetts personal injury, and Massachusetts Disability Retirement.

If you have a question, leave it in the comments, I'd love to make more videos for you.

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