Nicole M. Winston

When needing an attorney to handle the appeal of my Social Security Disability, I had not thought about enlisting her service though I had talked with her previous about an insurance claim that I had going. After meeting with her and bringing in all my medical records to date I knew I had found the right attorney for me. She was knowledgeable about my particular disability and in what direction we needed to go. I worked with her on my case as I wanted to know as much about it as she did, and not once did she have a negative thing to say with the questions I would ask. It took us a year to have my appeal heard and together we were ready. She had briefed me in what to expect and how I should act and answer questions for the Law Judge. Having her by my side made me feel more comfortable about talking about my disability with people I didn't know, and who make it their job to look at everything. She has a great staff that work your case just as hard as she does, and they treat their clients like they truly matter. I am not a true fan of most attorneys as they treat you as nothing more than another file. Nicole and her staff are so much more than that and will treat you the way you want from the first phone call until the conclusion of your case. And to conclude this summary, we won my disability case and I am now receiving everything I put into it.

Nicole's expertise with insurance laws is what won my case. Being a cancer patient, the last thing you want to worry about is your insurance coverage or a lack of thereof. Nicole rolled up her sleeves and dug right in which I must say was a lenghtly process but she stuck with it and stuck by my side. If ever anyone has a problem with their health insurance paying for claims..I would say you need Nicole !!!

Where to begin? even though the attendant care forms were submitted to the insurance company and given to nicole to make sure they were paid, and we provided services for the first 2 years to the injured party, we never received a dime. but yet the next care provider (a teenager) did receive compensation. then was promised i'd receive something. nothing. the payout for the injuries, laughable.

I got a notice dated July 27, 2020 that I had 60 days to make an appeal to Federal court about my case. I was referred to Nicole Winston. So, I called her. 8/3/2020 2:41pm - I left a voicemail 8/17/2020 - Called back. Left a message with assistant. Expecting call return. 8/25/2020 11:23am - Called back. Left a message with assistant. Expecting call return. 9/21/2020 - Called back. Left a message with assistant. - Expecting call return same day. Thursday 9/24/2020 - called back. Spoke to Nicole herself. She told me she didn’t want to take the case. But I could get a second opinion. Sunday 9/27/2020 - Last chance to appeal my case. Expired. Forever. I am beyond disappointed. I wish I hadn’t waited to call somebody else. I guess I expected professional courtesy of a call back and lost track of time waiting for it. She moved into the same office as my previous lawyer. How difficult could it have been to consider my timeline without blowing me off until that time ran out? Wow.