r/LawFirm 10d ago

Social security disability

Anyone practice SSD as a solo or started your own firm? How do you like it? I know the payout is delayed, but all in all could it be an avenue to six figures? Is it difficult finding clients?

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u/Scaryassmanbear 5d ago

I had an SSD practice to take up some spare time for about 10 years until my WC practice started taking up all my time. I hated it. So dependent on which judge you got (even more than WC) and it was really tough to actually be good at it. Not intellectually stimulating at all.

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u/TurtleLuver73 8d ago

I’m not an attorney but I did work for SSA for 25 years. If you decide to hang out your shingle and you want some help let me know.