Government

Social Security Disability

• SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance)

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Pennsylvania and New Jersey

At The Law Offices of Perry Liss, we focus on providing our clients an experience they will not regret undertaking. We treat all of your clients, whether they are paying client or contingency basis clients, with the highest level of personal respect. We are always reachable, and return any phone call the same day or next morning at the very latest. Unlike other larger firms where you may not talk to your actual attorney for months at a time, Mr. Liss remains in close contact with all of our clients. We focus on making sure that every question you may have is answered, and every request is fulfilled. We can never guarantee a victory, but we will always guarantee that we will do anything and everything in our ability to make sure you end up with an outcome that you can be happy with.

The firm was established in April of 2010. From our first day in business until now, we have grown exponentially. When we began we focused only on Landlord/Tenant issues and had just one attorney and a secretary. Within a year and a half we hired a full time office manager, a full time legal assistant, and a second attorney. We now handle everything from Social Security Disability appeals to Personal Injury claims to Criminal Defense matters, and still handle a large amount of Landlord/Tenant related issues.

Commonwealth v. Ricky Myers — Mr. Liss represented a 20 year old boy who was wrongfully accused of conspiring to commit robbery, and committing robbery, as well as possession of an instrument of crime. Ricky Myers was looking at possibly serving ten to fifteen years in state prison. Mr. Liss brought the case to trial in front of a jury in Philadelphia and received a verdict of Not Guilty on all three charges.

Mr. Liss represented a five year old little girl named Layla in her SSI claim in Philadelphia. Layla had been sexually assaulted by an Uncle at the age of three. The horrible incident caused Layla to become depressed at such a young age. She was diagnosed with PTSD. Her mother did not have the means to care for her and provide her with the type of treatment she clearly needed. Mr. Liss fought her denied claim for SSI benefits, and eventually received a fully favorable decision after a hearing in front of an Administrative Law Judge. Layla's mother can now afford to give Layly the help she needs, and very much deserves.

Heather Takashima

(215) 557-3539

Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Yes

No.

We have a fixed percentage fee for Social Security Disability cases, and that is 25% of the past due benefits. Besides that, we charge different rates on a case-by-case basis

$150 to $300 depending on the case.

Yes, the first consultation is always free! We even follow up with answers to additional questions you may have after the consultation, and that is free is well.

No, always a case-by-case basis.