Statistics show that you will increase your probability of being approved when you hire a disability attorney as early as possible in the claims process. The majority of our clients retain us to file their initial applications with them, thereby insuring the submission of accurate information designed to achieve quick, favorable outcomes. But it is never too late to hire a disability attorney, even if you have filed your own application or received a denial at any administrative level or in the federal courts. We can jump on board and immediately put our expertise to work to help you win, no matter at what stage your case is pending.

Green & Greenberg has been here throughout the years to help New Englanders with their disability claims.  Take advantage of a law practice that has worked in this area with people like you for the past 30 years.

We are here to help you to obtain your Social Security disability or SSI benefits as soon as possible. Let’s start the process today.

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If your claim is approved Green and Greenberg will seek a fee of 25% of your retroactive benefits either under the streamlined fee agreement process which limits our fee to $ 6000 ($7200 beginning November 30, 2022) or through the longer process of filing a fee petition where there is no statutory maximum.

In cases where there are no (or a small amount) of retroactive Benefits, we may file a fee petition for a so-called minimum fee of $2000 to compensate us for the work performed on your claim.

The Social Security Administration will make direct payment to your attorney of the authorized fee directly from your retroactive benefits in most cases.

If for some reason the Social Security Administration fails to withhold our fee as required under the law, you will be responsible to pay us directly. In such a case we may also ask the Social Security Administration to pay us the attorney fees erroneously released to you.

Costs

Some of your medical providers may charge Green and Greenberg for the cost of reproducing and forwarding your medical records. We will advance those costs on your behalf and bill you at the end of the case. Costs that are advanced must be repaid whether your claim is decided favorably or not. The amounts are usually incidental and if you need a payment arrangement we will be happy to comply.

You will be notified if there are any other advance costs associated with your claim, such as independent evaluations necessary to prove your disability. Those costs will also be your responsibility to repay whether or not your claim is approved. Again, we are happy to make payment arrangements if it is necessary.

If your case goes to federal court, we will also seek fees for our services before that court.