23 Client Reviews
Showing 16 - 20 of 23 reviews
Posted by Kathy | August 04, 2017 | Workers Compensation
Former Work Comp/Social Security Disability Client
I initially hired Mr. Murburg for a work related injury. After my WC case was resolved I was no longer able to work due to my injuries so I had him file for Social Security disability for me. His handled all aspects of my cases in a very professional manner while exhibiting a caring and compassionate...
Thank you Kathy. Hope you are doing well. Mike
Posted by Sara | August 04, 2017 | Social Security Disability
Superb Social Security Disability Attorney!
Mr. Murburg was recommended to me by a friend when she learned I had been turned down for Social Security Disability. I had applied on my own and although I had heard that most people are turned down with their first application, I was sorely disappointed and definitely was unable to continue workin...
Thank you Sara and thank you for becoming my friend on Facebook. I always enjoy your posts whenever I'm on there. MM
Posted by Karen | August 04, 2017 | Social Security Disability
I recommend Mr.Murburg
Applying for disability is a stressful experience. Mr. Murburg and his staff were approachable, kind and professional. Instructions and expectations were clearly defined, and I was kept abreast of the process. The staff were responsive to all my questions, and Mr. Murburg clearly knowledgeable in thi...
Thank you KG. You are a brave and dear woman and a deserving claimant.
Posted by RENEE | August 04, 2017 | Hired Attorney | Lawsuits & Disputes
disability claim
The staff was very helpful and compassionate and caring. It was a long process, but they kept fighting for me and won a favorable decision. I am so grateful and would highly recommend this attorney.
Thank you Renee. It was an honor and a privilege to have represented you. MM
Posted by Steve | August 04, 2017 | Social Security Disability
Very disappointing
Gruff, flippant, condescending and unprofessional. I’ve dealt with lawyers for various other issues and have never had an experience such as this. The office is a disaster which should have been our first clue but I won’t judge a book by its cover. My wife has a serious medical condition and we were ...
Even a good man can have a bad day. I am giving Steve the benefit of the doubt and presume that his wife had not conveyed to him prior to arrival that which my secretary had annunciated on numerous occasions about my policy of not counseling people who are working full time. I told my secretary that I would see Mrs.S if she needed me to tell her that in person. The appointment was set. Mrs. S obviously did not convey what my secretary had told her to her husband. I can see now how and why S's expectations might have been exaggerated and not met thereby. I met and counseled S and his wife within the bounds of my available time and the law. My time is devoted to those who can't work and don't work because they are disabled. I limit my practice to in person consultation only for people who can't work and are not working due to their disability. Those, who are often without working spouses, are also most in need of immediate aid as they have no income or means of support in order to live and sometimes die while waiting for an adjudication. At a minimum, to be found disabled, one must have been out of work and unable to work due to a medically severe condition for at least a year. (Please refer to my FAQS and You Tube videos at disabilityattorney.net). I am fortunate to have many contact my office about their claims. The filing of a SSI/SSDI claim can be an area rife with potential fraud, so I simply do not counsel people who are working full time as to filing a claim. To do so may help subordinate a fraud and constitute a felony against the United States Government. Because of the potential illegality of filing a disability claim while working full time, it is my policy to do in-person in-office consultations for only those who are not working and cannot work due to a severe mental or physical disability or handicap. Again, working full time and claiming SSI/SSDI can amount to a crime that carries a 5 year prison term and I choose not to be involved in the potentialities that such a situation might bring. After more than 30 years practicing law, I know enough to stay away from prohibitive waters. I am sorry that S disagrees with my policy. I disagree as to S's assessment of my demeanor. It was cordial, relaxed and professional. After our conference, I thanked Steve and his wife in my lobby in front of others for coming in and I did again refer Steve to my website. I offered our help with setting up an application with the SSA or have his wife to apply on line & when the time came. I could and would counsel them further. As to my being "drunk", for the record, since my year on the TV show The Biggest Loser and losing over 150 lbs and getting myself healthy after my son's death in the US. Army at Ft. Bragg in 2008, I don't smoke, drink, use drugs or alcohol. As to any "rudeness, disrespect or condescension" toward Steve's wife, one can only imagine. Nothing of fact has he given upon which one might base a reasonable conclusion other than his own feelings and my declining to answer certain questions and directing the two to my website. Also, other than a "hello" to her, I had no dialogue with S's wife whatsoever. As to my "gruffness", I am a 60 + a no frills, straight forward straight shooting kind of guy. If politely getting to the point referring people to my website is "gruff", so be it. As to "boasting about a case", I routinely explain when asked about my fees (25% of past due benefits that I get my client or $6,000.00, whichever is the lesser) and use a case where I won back benefits of $107,000.00 & received a $6,000.00 fee and not a 25% fee that would've been over $26,750.00. Steve obviously misunderstood this as a "boast". It was not so intended. As to my office being a "disaster", summer storms outside & a new attorney moving in, can be a bit messy. Wherever one looks one can always find fault. In sum, I'm sorry Steve had un-met expectations of me and wish him and his wife peace & only the best.