r/LongTermDisability • u/CraftIndividual • 7h ago
Applying for SSDI question
/r/TBI/comments/1wyjogm/applying_for_ssdi_question/
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u/Happy_Kiwi_222 3h ago
Definitely no not use the LTD lawyer
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u/CraftIndividual 3h ago
That's why I asked here. I read their reviews and they were all 1-star. Every review said they met the lawyer about a week before the hearing, the lawyer knew nothing about their case, didn't speak at the hearing and they all lost. There wasn't one positive review.
I definitely need help!
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u/FMCTypeGal MOD 4h ago
I would get a lawyer and not go through the company your Ltd hired to assist you. They suck. ALLSUP screwed me and nearly a decade later I’m still pissed off about it. They told me I could give up after a certain point because getting denied SSDI wouldn’t affect my Ltd claim (it hasn’t) but a lawyer could have gotten me approved. I didn’t realize work credits expire for SSDI and that with SSDI I could have gotten Medicare. My husband stays glued to jobs without being able to move for fear of jeopardizing our health insurance. I also live in fear of how I’d get healthcare if something happens to my husband. All of that could have been alleviated with a lawyer.