When Do You Need To Hire A Lawyer?

When Do You Need To Hire A Lawyer?

What Is Joint Custody?

What is Joint Custody?

Social Security Disability

At Hodson & Mullin, we know disabled people need help. Faced with a possible lifetime of great physical pain and a frightening financial future, many are so overwhelmed they don’t know where to turn.  At Hodson & Mullin we not only  understand, we effectively steer our eligible clients through the Social Security Disability application and appeal processes, with countless successful cases over the decades.

At our firm, a highly experienced legal assistant will spend a great deal of time working with you and gathering records and information to perfect your claim, but your legal questions will be answered by an experienced attorney.

We are registered with the Social Security Administration and when necessary, we appear at actual hearings throughout Northern California to present our clients’ cases effectively, with an eye toward the most favorable outcomes.

Most of our experienced legal assistants are fluent in both English and Spanish, so language is never a barrier to obtaining results.

We are happy to meet with you for an initial consultation without charge to you, and you incur no costs at all unless and until your case is resolved and you receive a settlement or benefits.  Schedule an appointment with us today at our Vacaville or Fairfield offices!

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Workers’ Compensation

The Workers’ Compensation and Social Security Disability practice areas are overseen by Partner, Samuel Mullin.  Mr. Mullin is recognized as Certified Specialist by the State Bar Board of Legal Specialization and has repeatedly been named a “California Super Lawyer.”  Mr. Mullin served as Assistant Suisun City Attorney, as a Federal Prosecutor for the U.S. Air Force and as a U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate.

California’s Social Security Disability and Workers’ Compensation law are very complex and confusing.  Recent changes in Workers’ Compensation law  make navigating through the claim process even more confusing.  Hodson & Mullin informs clients of their legal rights if they have suffered an industrial injury in California or are seeking disability benefits through Social Security.

Unlike California Workers’ Compensation adjusters who work for the insurance companies, Hodson & Mullin works for injured clients.  They ensure that clients are aware of all the rights and benefits they may be entitled to under the law such as medical treatment for job related injuries or illnesses, physical therapy, lifetime medical care options, vocational rehabilitation, temporary and permanent disability, death benefits and settlement depending on the extent of the injury.

Hodson & Mullin advocates zealously on each clients’ behalf with Workers’ Compensation insurance carriers, and if necessary, before the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board. In some cases, Hodson & Mullin also pursues personal injury cases on behalf of injured Workers’ Compensation clients.  Hodson & Mullin has a track record of integrity in helping clients get the largest settlement they are entitled to under the law.  Hodson & Mullin’s attorneys have the knowledge and expertise to  handle the most serious cases and the staff, experience and resources to move your case forward.

Hodson & Mullin has been a trusted presence in Solano County for years and the firm prides itself on its commitment to staying abreast of recent changes and current developments in the law through extensive continuing legal education to ensure every client has excellent representation. Much of our business is the result of referrals from former clients.  Put our experience to work for you.

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