Attorney fees are very heavily regulated by the Social Security Administration. In most instances, an attorney will get paid on a contingency fee basis. What that means is they will only receive a fee if your case is approved. In terms of the percentage, most attorneys charge 25% in accordance with Social Security’s rules and regulations. As far as what it comes out of, it comes out of what we refer to as your back due or past due benefits or that lump sum payment that Social Security owes you at the time of a win.
About Nick Ortiz
Nick Ortiz is a disability attorney specializing in long-term disability appeals, disability insurance lawsuits, and Social Security Disability claims. Since 2005, he has dedicated his career to advocating for disabled individuals. Nick is admitted to practice in multiple courts, including the U.S. District Court – all California, Florida, and Texas Districts – and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. He and his team of experienced paralegals are committed to providing exceptional legal service and achieving outstanding results for his clients nationwide.
