Neil H. Good

For the most part I found the communication to be good, but would have preferred to not always have to ask to whom I am speaking; none of the women in the office identified themselves when talking to me over the phone.

Mr. Good took my case based on my age and the fact that Social Security would probably not deny my disability claim.

I haven't heard anything from his office in months and you're made to feel like you're wasting their time if you call.

Mr. Good was not very professional when we went to court. He was late getting there to begin with and then when it came time to defend me in the courtroom he did do this to the best of his ability.

I do not know where to begin other than recommend you do your homework in searching for a Social Security Attorney, there are many and it will serve you best to research, ask former clients (don't rely on what an attorney will 'tell' you or what you read) talk to them, if not you'll find yourself in the same manner as the rest. Revolving door with administrative staffing, repeatedly had to resend paperwork-glad I kept a copy from day one. Was in too far before realizing I hadn't done my homework and hired a different attorney. What most don't know is that the attorney's are paid by Social Security so once they receive their payment it's one and done. No, I cannot recommend this law firm or Mr. Good due to the numerous errors in handling my case.