Anton G. Ficek

I initally started the process for SSDI on my own. Well, you know how the saying goes - a person who represents themselves, has a fool for a client. I did a few things wrong and was denied the first time (which is typical). I then found a representative through legal aid (with very little enthusiasm)... who filed an appeal for me. That was denied too, and a request for a hearing was filed. Because they had a heavy workload, people were randomly eliminated from the program, and I was one of them. I suddenly found myself without representation shortly before the hearing. As if this entire process wasn't stressful enough, I spent days in extreme anxiety, imagining worst case senarios. It turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Somehow I happened to find an ad for Ficek Law Firm and gave them a call. It was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Tony agreed to represent me just weeks before my hearing. His knowledge and confidence eased my worries and gave me a fresh outlook. He knew exactly how to present my case to the Judge in order to win. Tony is straightforward and gets right to the point. Don't mess around with anyone else, make Tony Ficek your very first step in this process!

Mr. Fick (Tony) was highly recommended by a relative that was represented by Tony. I too would highly recommend Tony and his firm. Initially, I didn’t know what to do or what to expect in filing my claim. Tony helped eliminate any stress I had. He was there for me every step of the way throughout... the entire claim process. I am very thankful for having you on my side. You and your staff provided the utmost professionalism and excellent representation in helping me throughout the entire claim process.

Thank you Tony! for helping me get all this figured out. I was certainly all new to me, confusing and very stressful and you took the time to explain everything and taking care of it all. I am so glad I made the decision to contact you. I am sorry for asking so many questions. In the end, you got me... approved. Best regards, Abraham I.