If there is still such a thing as a neighborhood lawyer, Randi epitomizes that characteristic. What I mean is she lives and works in my community. I've seen her donate her time to giving seminars on social security. She's always accessible and approachable -- very down to earth. Even though my case ...seemed atypical to me - she made me feel like I wasn't alone and that I could depend on her to navigate the complicated legal system. At the time I could barely get out of bed much less remember what I had done five minutes earlier. I've always been an overfunctioner - a superwoman - a person who was in control and capable of taking care of myself and everyone else - until I got sick. I had to surrender - to let go and turn it over to someone I could trust. Randi was that person and she didn't let me down. Additionally, her staff was always on top of everything - so I was always informed and reminded when needed - which I needed because I forgot things constantly. They put together a competent and compelling case I couldn't even truly comprehend because I really didn't fully understand how sick I had been when I began this process nor how far I had come. But not far enough to where I could go back to full functioning. When it all came together - even though the term "disabled" didn't appeal to me - I knew that this had to happen - that I needed the help social security could offer to get me through the rest of my life. I'm grateful.

I was fearful I woudnt win, bc the system failed me initially. I was injured during a routine surgery, and my entire life fell apart, physically, and emotionally. Randi got me the justice I needed, and my day in court. She is amazing, and I've already referred clients to her. I got everything we... fought for. Thank you Randi, I couldn't have done this without you. Staff excellent, I never had to wait for more than 24 hours for an educated response to my multiple questions. Resourceful, competent, diligent.