Mannicci and Associates, L.L.C.

Lori Mannicci is the best in the business.. her and Tyler went above and beyond for me and my family and I couldnt possibly recommend them enough! When god sent me to Lori I had already received a denial and felt like I had no hope, mainly because of my age. As a 35 year old it wasnt easy finding a lawyer to work with because SSDI is inherently discriminatory against younger people , and disability lawyers only get paid if they win your case. Because of this not too many are willing to work with younger people. They also have to believe in YOU and your ability to articulate to a judge what your disabilities are and how they affect your daily life! Enter Lori! From day 1 she believed in me! I never questioned if Lori would win my case, she puts you at easy while also not sugar coating anything. You know within a few minutes of talking to her , she is the person u want on your side. The minute she accepted me as a client I knew she had my back, and she did! While it is a long painful process dealing with ssdi , I never had to question if anything me or my doctors submitted were sent to be admitted to evidence. Her and Tyler are on top of everything and were an absolute pleasure to work with at all times. Today , after almost 3 years I was blessed with a fully favorable decision!! I NEVER would have been able to do it without Lori , Im forever grateful for her and Tyler! And I will never forget their hard work , dedication , and unwavering support of me in one of the most challenging times of my life!! Dont even look at any other lawyer in this area (believe me Ive spoken to MOST of them) Lori is THE lawyer u NEED! Lori and Tyler, thank you for all your Hard work! I cant tell you what it means to me! You quite literally changed my familys lifes!
Apr 1st, 2024

Lori and Tyler were great helped me with all my questions and concerns from beginning to end it took a while not their fault but Social security as we all know but end result we got a Win I was denied twice. Lori took her time and made it happen I am so thankful I hope whom ever reads this review give her a try extremely professional and caring Thankyou Lori and Tyler much appreciated
Mar 26th, 2024

Lori did a fantastic job with case. She was very patient and attentive. I am so thankful for her experience and professionalism. Highly Recommend.
Feb 9th, 2024

My husband was referred to Lori by a major law firm to handle his disability claim...that speaks volumes! We had a difficult case and without Lori I don't think we would have had a positive outcome. Lori and Tyler were beyond amazing, truthful and helpful in every way. We truly appreciate you!
Jan 13th, 2024

I reached out to Lori's office for help receiving SSI. The condition I primarily struggle with is dissociative identity disorder which Lori told me is "extremely difficult to prove disability for" and that judges STILL don't believe it "exists." However, despite how insane and insulting that was, I struggle with a MASSIVE amount of other illnesses as well, psychiatric and medical, and because I am still new to the state and haven't been able to see doctors like neurologists, neuropsychologists, ect. my case didn't have enough "concrete proof" because apparently, diagnoses and personal accounts from a doctor, nurse, and therapist trained in the field overrides what some judge thinks, I guess, and even over my OWN personal account and the account of all those who have closely stuck by me throughout the unendurable, unfathomable pain I have gone through that NO human being should ever have to come close to in their lifetime. Apparently, trips to the mental hospital for suicidality and self-harm, a younger brother's suicide, months in an outpatient program, a boatload of psychiatric medication, diagnoses, and therapists over the years aren't enough to prove my suffering and the fact that, no matter what Lori or some judge thinks, I CANNOT work and have seen my life savings from when I could dwindle away to basically nothing as I and my partner struggle to support ourselves financially. Another disability I have is autism/ADHD, which Lori said could be a more familiar avenue for a judge, but I seemed too "high-functioning" ... we spoke on the phone for 30 minutes and in most public, professional interactions I am able to conduct myself, especially now being medicated and in proper treatment, but if anyone knows ANYTHING about DID (and autism/ADHD, as "high-functioning" is a nonsense term not even used psychiatrically specifically thrown around to prevent people like me from receiving social services from the government) they'd know that is absolutely absurd to say. DID, which automatically goes with PTSD, is full of constant, uncontrollable or hard to control (especially over an entire workday) changes throughout every day. If there is anyone that should be on disability, it should be me and anyone else with a psychiatric illness judges 50 years behind the rest of us will quickly deny because we're just "faking" or "lazy." There is no one more hardworking than someone who battles such illnesses on a daily basis. Lori said she was "just being honest," which is appreciated because now I know to stay away from her and to advise anyone else in a similar situation to do the same. I understand she won't make a paycheck if the case is lost, but I'm sure a lawyer isn't strapped for cash. This type of business, like the medical business, should be about helping people above and beyond all, period. If not, find another career, cause who are you really helping? Just those with money/that can get you money. Just my (honestly very aggravated) opinion, but hey, "just being honest."
Mar 29th, 2024