3 Best Social Security Disability Lawyers in Reno, NV

Bertha Lozano my case manager made everything so easy and smooth. She was very nice and was very sentimental with my case. Yuri was also very nice and everything was handled smooth and quick. Definitely recommend Shook & Stone to everyone!

So glad a fried friend told me about Sh??k and Stone. California lawyers told me 2-3 yes before approval eligibility. S and S , 6 months if I remember right. YeeHaw!! Passed your name and number to about 10 people that were having problems getting their q

Shook And Stone made things so much easier! And it didn't take 3 years or 3 denials before it came through. Thank you!

I cannot thank DAA enough. I started the application process alone and hired them for the appeal. It was two very stressful and long years and I was finally granted a fully favorable decision. Mauricio and team did an amazing job keeping me informed, doing all the heavy lifting, preparing me for the hearing, and making me feel supported. My only regret is not hiring them from the very beginning. Thank you guys so much.

Disability action advocates are hard-working, dedicated and caring. These guys worked tirelessly to get things right with my case. They stayed in contact with me throughout the whole process. Disability is such a humiliating experience to go through. I know from my experience it was. I already had so many health issues to tackle while I waited patiently for a decision. I was in pain and struggling financially, not knowing if I was going to receive support or not. Mauricio always assured me he was monitoring my case closely as he continued to update my paperwork. Tony was always there to answer any questions I had. Sara was available whenever I needed to call and find out the status of my case. I can’t say enough about these guys. They did a great job!

I am very happy with my relationship with Disability Action Advocates. Mauricio and Kathy, specifically, but also the intake receptionist (whose name escapes me at the moment, sorry!)—all of them have been helpful, understanding, and most important: professional. They get down to business and they don't necessarily sugarcoat things, but they also refrain from any sort of doom and gloom. The disability process in the United States is a long, tiring, and demoralizing journey, and the folks at DAA know that. But they keep level heads and keep on plugging, all with zero down. My case is a bit of a long shot, due to my young age and the ways my disabilities are usually treated, but we're just gonna keep on trucking and take it as far as we can. Thanks, DAA, for being a partner in this journey.