Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions Answered by Cicalese & Johnson
Navigating the complexities of Social Security Disability and Personal Injury Law can be daunting, and you likely have many questions. Here are the answers to some of the most common queries that we receive.
General FAQs
Broad Questions Answered
Cicalese & Johnson brings over 25 years of combined experience to our Social Security Disability and Personal Injury clients. Our personalized allows us to treat each case uniquely. Our contingency-based approach means that you won't pay any money unless we win your case. Our firm is committed to providing knowledgeable, compassionate representation.
Yes, we do. We offer a free initial consultation where we discuss your case, answer your questions, and consider potential next steps.
Never! Our firm only works on a contingency basis, which means we only get paid when and if we secure benefits or compensation for our clients. We even forward the costs of pursuing your claim. We’ll never ask you for ‘up-front’ money
Social Security Law FAQs
Answers to Your Social Security Questions
It's generally recommended that you apply as soon as you become disabled. You can apply on your own, but the process is much easier if you obtain the help of a qualified professional.
Social Security uses a step-by-step process involving five questions. They include: Are you working? Is your condition "severe"? Is your condition on the list of disabling conditions? Can you do the work you did previously? Can you do any other type of work?
Personal Injury Law FAQs
Understanding Personal Injury Law
Personal injury refers to an injury to the body, mind, or emotions, as opposed to property. It usually involves cases where a person's negligence results in harm to another.
Compensation can cover a variety of areas, including medical expenses, loss of income, pain and suffering, and more. The exact amount will vary depending on the specifics of your case.
Remember, the information provided in this FAQ does not constitute legal advice and is intended for general informational purposes. For advice on your specific situation, please schedule a free consultation with us.
