The denial letter came today. The date on it matters most.
Most disability callers reach out after a denial. They are worried, often out of work, and many would rather speak Spanish. LegalCRM.pro is set up to reply within a minute, records the claim stage and the date on the last notice, and books the consult.
A missed call can cost weeks the caller does not have
A denial notice starts a short appeal window. If the call goes to voicemail and no one calls back for days, part of that time is gone before anyone reads the letter.
Many callers are sick or in pain, and a long phone interview is hard for them. If intake asks too much at once, they hang up and never call again.
What disability callers ask, and what LegalCRM does
First application
“I can't work anymore. How do I apply for disability?”
Records the condition in general terms, the work history, and if the caller still works. Then it books the consult. It gives no medical advice.
Initial denial
“They denied me. What do I do now?”
Records the date printed on the notice and flags it for same-day attorney review. It never tells the caller how much time is left.
Hearing before a judge
“I have a hearing next month and no lawyer.”
Records if a hearing was requested or set, and the date. A hearing that is already scheduled is marked for an attorney first.
Continuing review
“Social Security sent a letter saying they are reviewing my case.”
Records the date and type of the letter and books the consult.
Overpayment notice
“They say I was paid too much and want it back.”
Records the notice date and the amount on the letter, and flags it for an attorney. It never says if the caller has to pay.
Calls that go to an attorney first
Every denial notice and every scheduled hearing is set up as priority, with the dates recorded and flagged for an attorney the same day. A caller in crisis is treated as urgent. On Practice and Group, the voice agent escalates that call to the human path your firm defines and shares only the emergency resources your firm approves. The rules are configured and tested before the agent takes a live call.
No approval predictions
The system never says a claim will be approved or how long it will take. Florida Bar Rule 4-7.13 bars predicting results.
Notice dates flagged, not counted
Social Security generally allows 60 days from receipt of a notice to appeal, and assumes it arrived 5 days after the date on it (20 C.F.R. 404.901, 404.909, 404.933). LegalCRM records the notice date for attorney review. It never works out the deadline for the caller.
Only the fee words you approve
Representative fees in these cases must be approved by the agency (42 U.S.C. 406). Messages use only the fee language your firm signs off on, and never state a number on their own.
Health details kept short
Intake records the condition in general terms. Medical records come later, through a secure channel your firm controls, never by text.
In the language they wrote in
Social Security letters are hard to read in any language. For a South Florida caller who grew up speaking Spanish, words like reconsideration or continuing review can stop them cold. When the questions, texts, and reminders come in Spanish, they can tell you where the claim stands and what the letter says, and they stay with your firm.
Pipeline stages we ship for this practice
Not a law firm, and never legal advice
LegalCRM.pro is an intake and follow-up system, not a law firm. It does not give legal advice, and the attorney-client relationship stays with your firm.
On Practice and Group, Aday Interactive writes every message in both languages to fit the Florida Bar's advertising rules (Chapter 4-7) and the ABA Model Rules, and your attorney approves each one before anything sends. The messages answer people who contacted your firm first. They are not a tool for reaching out to strangers.
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Questions we get on this call
No. That depends on medical and work facts that only an attorney can weigh. The system records the claim stage and the basics, and books the consult where the attorney answers that.
The date on the notice is recorded and flagged for an attorney the same day. The system does not count the deadline and never tells the caller how much time is left.
Questions stay short, and the caller can get a text link to book online instead. Anyone who wants a person can ask for one.
No. Intake keeps health details general. Records come later through a secure channel your firm controls.
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