Attorney vs Non Attorney Representative

The primary difference is that attorneys hold a law degree and may practice in multiple areas of law, while non-attorney representatives specialize specifically in Social Security disability representation. Both can represent you at hearings, submit evidence, and communicate with Social Security on your behalf.

It starts with us having a conversation with you to learn more about your case — at no cost to you. If it’s determined that you have a strong case and we mutually agree to work together, then we will go to work building your case in an effort to get you approved for Social Security Disability benefits.