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Lindsey McGaha-Murray

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Background And Education

Lindsey McGaha-Murray is an Associate Attorney with our firm who focuses on Social Security Disability. She has a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Western Carolina University then obtained her Juris Doctorate in 2012 from Charlotte School of Law where she then passed the North Carolina Bar. She has over 10 years of experience in Social Security and Domestic Law.

Lindsey loves spending time with her family and dogs. In her free time, she enjoys photography and ocean life. She also loves to bring awareness and donations to animal shelters. Lindsey is passionate about helping people in any way that she can, and that makes her a perfect match for the mission of our law firm and for our clients. Her favorite Bible verse is Jeremiah 29:11.

Award Winning Client Service

Melvin Bradley Poor: Social Security Client
Pulliam-Briggman Social Security Client, Saluda
Chris Foggie - Social Security Client, Laurens

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a lawyer?

The best way to know if you need a lawyer is to ask. If you have injuries that you received medical attention for, it’s worth having a legal consultation. Your consultation is where you can decide if you want to hire a lawyer. We’ll explain the pros and cons and how a lawyer may help you

How much is my case worth?

Case values vary. Your losses and the strength of the legal case are the primary factors. The ability to collect compensation is important, too. There are things you can do to maximize the value of your case. Our lawyers can help.

Will my case settle?

Most cases settle. Building a strong case and negotiating effectively can help you reach a settlement. We’ll evaluate your case and the factors that make a case likely to settle. When we represent you, we’ll work towards your goals. That includes a settlement, if you choose.

What happens if I have to file a lawsuit?

Sometimes, you must file a lawsuit to get the compensation you deserve. Even most cases that are filed still result in settlement. Filing the case makes the defense respond and it moves the claim forward. As your lawyer, we take care of the filing documents and legal procedure.

Should I speak with the insurance company before hiring a lawyer?

No. The insurance company can use your statements against you. They may try to confuse you or pressure you to accept a low offer. This is true even if you haven’t hired a lawyer yet. We can start representing you as soon as you sign up. Then, we speak to the insurance company for you.

Should I allow an insurance company access to my medical records?

Insurance companies like broad disclosures of medical records. They’re looking for things that might embarrass you or things they can use to minimize compensation, like pre-existing conditions. Our lawyers can help you respond to a request for medical records.

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