Lori L. Mannicci, Esquire

Lori is an honest and upfront kind of person who didn't tell me what I wanted to hear but what I needed to hear. She laid out all the steps I needed to take and made things simple for me which calmed the overwhelming anxiety I had going into this whole process. She listens fully and takes her time answering any and all questions one might have. I absolutely would recommend Lori to anyone going through this process she truly is the best!

I could not have chose a better attorney to represent me! Simply said, Lori's Knowledge and experience allow her to dig through medical records no matter how extensive, flawlessly collect the most important information and present it in an extremely professional manner. Lori and her team truly are dedicated to helping people and will do their best to get you a positive outcome . Thank you Lori And Galilea for all of your hard work and getting me approved! Bob

I can't thank this law office enough for everything they did for me. From the very first call, I felt listened to and supported. They treated me with kindness, patience, and genuine care, which made a difficult situation so much easier to go through. They explained things in a way I could understand and always kept me updated so I never felt in the dark. It wasn't just about the case it felt like they truly cared about me as a person. I'm beyond grateful for their hard work and compassion, and I would recommend them to anyone who needs not just great lawyers, but people who really care. Thank you Lori and your amazing team !! And of course we won our case

Lori is amazing!!! Very professional and efficient. She explained the process I was about to through and helped me understand every step of it. I was always able to ask questions and received prompt answers. What an excellent experience. She definitely has my gratitude. I continue to recommend her. Thank you, Lori!!

The process of trying to aquire disability for a chronic medical condition is nerve-wracking, and exhausting, both physically and emotionally, especially when the need for medical disability occurs when you never expect it. Being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, and then learning how to navigate the complete world shift it caused, was hard enough without trying to figure out the SS process. My husband and I started with another attorney and almost gave up because of their lack of attention to our process, and their general knowledge and repeatedly poor advice. Lori was recommended to me separately by two other people I know (who have met met one another! ) so I gave her a chance and am so happy I did. Where the other attorney told me it was unlikely I would qualify due to my age (despite more than more than enough medical documentation which continues to grow due to the nature of the illness) . Lori was open and professional from the beginning. She told me she wouldn't take the case if there was zero chance of winning. Law is a business and honestly, I appreciated that blunt honesty which was much more realistic and gave me confidence because why would anyone take on a case where they don't get paid unless they win (disability) if they aren't relatively sure they can win? She said it would take time and it did. It wasn't overnight and it was nervewracking but she and her staff are so professional. I was given full guidance step by step and her former assistant Emmie was just so helpful with talking me off the ledge on days when it was overwhelming. Lori knows her stuff and makes sure she knows your case. I think what people need to know upfront if that disability cases are TOUGH, so patience is needed. MS, especially my particular diagnosis, should've been an easy slam dunk but SS disability is a stupidly long, and occasionally just stupid process that doesn't always makes sense. You need to be patient and understand that if it's not something like a chronic, degenerative illness that might be harder to prove, it can take awhile. Do your part of the process by following up if Lori or her office haven't followed up with you in awhile because it keeps you all on the same page, but do so respectfully and with patience. She has a full plate because so many of us need help. As long as you keep an open lin of communication and rememberto breathe because you hired someone amazing at their job, it will be alright. In the end, she got me the full disability (she called me personally when it went through and I was so grateful for that courtesy) and I thank God for her and her staff. I'd recommend her to anyone without hesitation. Thank you Lori.