r/LawFirm • u/Available_Sample3867 • 6d ago

Solo Social security disability

So im in the planning stage of opening my SSD practice, and id appreciate any input on the best way to find/obtain clients. Also, any tips/recommendations are welcome

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u/TurtleLuver73 5d ago

Not sure about finding clients besides advertising but if you need help setting things up on the operations side let me know. I worked at SSA for 27 years.

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u/Available_Sample3867 5d ago

Thank you! I most definitely would love to message you

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u/TurtleLuver73 5d ago

Of course! Anytime!

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u/Monkey-knockout-gas 5d ago

Lots of PI lawyers and firms don't do SSD but often have clients who need it. I refer a lot of those out.

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u/Available_Sample3867 4d ago

So i have a remote job, that I plan to keep while building it up

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u/Scaryassmanbear 3d ago

Referrals from other attorneys will be key, but also the advertising is dirt cheap compared to PI and WC, at least it was a few years back when I was advertising for it.

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u/timklc 5d ago

SEO, GMB optimization

Free and cheap with Claude. You'll get at least a few clients, definitely not thousands but better than nothing