Pamela Vincent, Attorney

Anonymous

Pamera helped my brother-in-law when his brother-in-law ceased the disability and failed to appeal. Pamela, only when she thought it was valid, I highly praised.  In my opinion, however, she was far away from the client.  In my older brother-in-law, she was able to have him try some kind of treatment for the psychological problems that deal with chronic pain.  The doctor advised such a treatment, but he was wary of it.  Pamela convinced him that it was certainly worth a try.  He did so, and though the results were not overwhelming, he certainly showed some improvement.  I was moved that Pamela didn't see him the same way she paid a few dollars.

Anonymous

I called Pamela, explained my situation, discussed my options, and she was very fun and knowledgeable to talk on the phone. However, when I talked about the amount of money I had to win the case, the discussion changed. Suddenly the conversation became calm, and she felt a sense of urgency that if I won I would like to sign a 25% self-assessment document. She became busy, what she was protecting, and if I don't win, she won't receive anything, but I'll turn her off. As the discussion progressed, there was no sincere feeling, worked together, and became restless to look at other places.

I think that you have to make the same money as everyone else in your business, but I will discuss my future income. I don't think I'm a bad lawyer, but I'm not fit for it. In the end, like anything in life, you need to have a sense of situation and encounter to decide yourself. What I mean is to talk to her before making a decision.

Anonymous

Pamela Vincent, a disability lawyer practicing in both Auckland and San Francisco, is the best disabled lawyer here. Only if you think you can win, you have a 90% success rate. She has spent many years majoring in Social Security Disability Law in the Bay Area and has been respected by all disability judges in both Auckland and San Francisco. When I went to Auckland for trial in 2014, she knew the judge, so she was relieved that I had a good and fair trial in advance. The trial certainly went smoothly and I received Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI).

Pamela Vincent has a long history of helping people with physical disabilities and other disadvantaged positions. Previously, the organization tried to raise awareness about the effects of uranium mining and its destructive effects on the Native American community. She also helped hold the first international radiation victim conference in New York City. He also helped distribute "Hopi Prophecy Film," which won a documentary award at the Native American Film Festival.

This woman is a very experienced caregiver lawyer and strongly recommends her.