Government & Environment

Spiller Law Firm, PLLC accepts new clients who wish to apply for social security disability insurance (SSDI) and/or supplemental security income (SSI) or who wish to appeal adverse decisions issued by the Social Security Administration. Spiller Law Firm, PLLC represents both adults and children before the Social Security Administration.

• DAC (Disabled Adult Child Benefits)
• Disability Discrimination
• DWB (Disabled Widows and Widowers Benefits)
• Individual Disability
• SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance)
• SSI (Supplemental Security Income)

NH, Oct 2001
Bar Number: 13130

State and Federal Courts of New Hampshire.

New Hampshire Bar Association.

I attend continuing legal education seminars on the topics of social security disability/SSI law, disability law, family law, real estate, and other areas of general practice.

I am the author of a law journal article published in the March, 2001 issue of the New Hampshire Bar Journal on the Americans with Disabilities Act.

I represented a younger client with fibromyalgia who had an extensive work history of consisting of numerous short term jobs before she had applied for social security disability insurance benefits. Using her work history and medical records, I was able to argue and demonstrate that her work was not "substantial gainful activity" under the Social Security Administration rules and regulations. My client's failed work attempts demonstrated that she was unable to work in wide variety of jobs and industries. I was successfully able to use her work history to support her medical evidence and won this appeal. My client now receives social security disability insurance benefits.

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New Hampshire

Spiller Law Firm, PLLC was founded by me in November, 2002. Spiller Law Firm, PLLC represents clients seeking social security disability and supplemental security income benefits before the Social Security Administration. I also represent clients with family law and child guardianship matters in family division and probate courts in New Hampshire. Many of these family law clients are disabled or receive social security benefits.

I was admitted to the New Hampshire Bar in October 2001 after graduating from Franklin Pierce Law Center in 2001. I was also admitted to practice in federal court at the United States District Court, District of New Hampshire in October 2001.

I have been successfully representing claimants before the Social Security Administration since I opened my office. I have also successfully represented clients in several complex federal civil litigation cases involving employment discrimination claims including the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act.

Previously, I worked for West Publishing, one of the two largest legal publishers in the United States, editing publications and writing case summaries for twelve legal publications and books including the Social Security Reporting Service.

Before attending law school, I enjoyed a successful career in the publishing field including five years as the senior technical writing manager for a software company.

Franklin Pierce Law Center's Intellectual Property Summer Institute in 1999 and 2000.

By appointment. Evening and Saturday appointments available upon request.

Yes

I represent claimants seeking to obtain new social security disability insurance or supplemental security income benefits on a contingency fee basis. If a client wins his/her case, a percentage (25%) of past due benefits is withheld by the Social Security Administration and is paid. Presently the Social Security Administration limits the contingency fee to 25% of the past due benefits but no more than $6,000. This limit may be raised at any time by the Social Security Administration. There are no legal fees if benefits are denied.

For claimants seeking assistance with existing benefits (such as the termination of benefits or overpayment cases), I charge an hourly rate.

I offer a free consultation.

No.