I'm not sure if I would recommend them or not. I w...

I'm not sure if I would recommend them or not. I would have to tell somebody after they got paid they pretty much disappeared. Some people say that it was the end, but it wasn't. I wasn't getting a check every month. I was trying to work, and they knew that I probably wouldn't be able to work but a few more months. Two months after I won my case for the past 3 years,and one month after SS paid the attorney's fee, I was dismissed from my job cuz I could no longer do the work. I called Morgan and Weisbrod several times. It's like they fell off the face of the earth after they got paid. I didn't know what to do I didn't know whether to appeal or file a new application. I tried again to contact them to find out if I was making the right decision by filing a new application. I found out the hard way I made the wrong decision and should have appealed it. Now because of that and I haven't been able to work for the last four years because of it now I don't have enough work credits. I've called and asked them to withdraw as my attorney so that I can hire another attorney. I can't even get them to do that. Yes they won my back 3 years of SS I for me but now I'm screwed worse I had been better off not getting that and trying to start it from the beginning. Because now them leaving me like this, with not appealing instead filing a new application. I tried to fix it, and file for my new application to be replaced by an appeal of my initial case, but because they did not withdraw as my attorney like I asked, and wouldn't contact me. I'm having to do this all by myself and I don't know what I'm doing. I can't a hire another attorney to help me because they did not withdraw as my attorney, like I asked. So I don't know would you recommend them? I don't think I would. Be careful in hiring a social security attorney is all I can tell you.
Carla Mullaney
Killeen, Tx. I