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By Onyx Knight (scorpiosrequiem) on Mar 23, 2026

Well Mr. Blair, sorry I ruined your winning streak with that judge, my bad...

By Onyx Knight (scorpiosrequiem) on Mar 03, 2026

Are you in capable of returning messages Mr. Blair or even emails? I Have a winning case but you sabotaged my disibility hearing by saying I wanted payment from when I was first diagnosed with A-fib "thats not an exact quote but basically thats what he implied, in a snarky irritated voice". Even the Judge pickup on it by pausing for a moment. I was 27 years old. Im now 44. I applied for ssdi about 2 years 3 or 4 months ago. Why would you open with that statment? No sir, you are miss representing me. You Mr. Blair are a rude person who is to accustomed to your life style and does not care about other’s, unless you can profit from the disabled, which I am! When you called me the night before the hearing you were saying in correct things about my case. I tried to correct your mistakes but you cut me off by saying “that’s like the 15th time you cut me off and the judge wont like that, again not an exact quote”. Fine that’s all you had to say but you said it in a rude voice like you had been drinkin power trip juice and took great offense to me, leaving me in a state of shock because you spoke to me like that and I was to afraid to say anything else other than yes sir, no sir. He then hung up on me after he was done speaking at me, like he was “droppin the mic after a speach”, like I had been served. Made me feal upset, confused, shocked and spiked my anixanty levels. I had a bout with insomnia because of you Mr. Blair, very unprofessional. Step down off your high horse and work on your people skills Mr. Blair, oh and maybe change your attitude a lil, remember those words you spoke at me before hanging up on me... To the rest of the staff, 4 star, your good people. Thankyou. You know what Mr. Blair, Thankyou for trying... "Get off your high horse" is an idiom telling someone to stop acting superior, arrogant, or self-righteous. It implies the person is behaving as if they are morally or intellectually better than others. It is a demand to become more humble, relatable, and less condescending.

By Onyx Knight (scorpiosrequiem) on Mar 03, 2026

Are you in capable of returning messages Mr. Blair or even emails? I Have a winning case but you sabotaged my disibility hearing by saying I wanted payment from when I was first diagnosed with A-fib "thats not an exact quote but basically thats what he implied, in a snarky irritated voice". Even the Judge pickup on it by pausing for a moment. I was 27 years old. Im now 44. I applied for ssdi about 2 years 3 or 4 months ago. Why would you open with that statment? No sir, you are miss representing me. You Mr. Blair are a rude person who is to accustomed to your life style and does not care about other’s, unless you can profit from the disabled, which I am! When you called me the night before the hearing you were saying in correct things about my case. I tried to correct your mistakes but you cut me off by saying “that’s like the 15th time you cut me off and the judge wont like that, again not an exact quote”. Fine that’s all you had to say but you said it in a rude voice like you had been drinkin power trip juice and took great offense to me, leaving me in a state of shock because you spoke to me like that and I was to afraid to say anything else other than yes sir, no sir. He then hung up on me after he was done speaking at me, like he was “droppin the mic after a speach”, like I had been served. Made me feal upset, confused, shocked and spiked my anixanty levels. I had a bout with insomnia because of you Mr. Blair, very unprofessional. Step down off your high horse and work on your people skills Mr. Blair, oh and maybe change your attitude a lil, remember those words you spoke at me before hanging up on me... To the rest of the staff, 4 star, your good people. Thankyou. Up yours Mr. Blair...! "Get off your high horse" is an idiom telling someone to stop acting superior, arrogant, or self-righteous. It implies the person is behaving as if they are morally or intellectually better than others. It is a demand to become more humble, relatable, and less condescending.

By Julie Russell on Feb 03, 2026

Save your money. Use Chatcbt to file. You get absolutely nothing else for your money I can see. They have a great number of people working for them. Only problem is by the time you get all your records you get nothing for your efforts that chatcbt can't do faster and maybe better. Bottom line in my opinion is they have a lot of people making the disabled person do all the work.

By Julie R. on Feb 03, 2026

Can you give a negative number? Save your money. Use Chatcbt to file. You get absolutely nothing else for your money I can see. They have a great number of people working for them. Only problem is by the time you get all your records you get nothing for your efforts that chatcbt can't do faster and maybe better. Bottom line in my opinion is they have a lot of people making the disabled person do all the work.

By Chanel Brown on Feb 01, 2026

Always Good 💯

By Andrew Williams on Dec 19, 2025

I like to thank Catherine for lifting me up when I was filling down and wanted to give up AlthoughI’m still Going through the process, After speaking with her, I feel more confident than ever

By annette perry on Dec 17, 2025

Christopher was not pleasant at all I think he's a very rude man. He's not compassionate. I hate I wasting my time with this law firm. The ladies in the office was very nice but Christopher did not work on my case he's not a compassionate person.

By Jeff B on Dec 13, 2025

This firm is so awesome, these people are Pros, they are quick and trustworthy and accurate, they were and is a blessing to me , I can't thank yaw enough, your firm is a 10 , I recommend people to this firm every chance I have the opportunity to do so. Thank you so very. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.....**** ***********.

By Yolanda Dickens on Nov 20, 2025

Excellent

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By Madge Bradshaw on Nov 03, 2025

It took a year but everything just fell into place real fast Thank you

By Reginald Dawkins on Nov 03, 2025

They were very helpful, they answered all of my questions. They were very professional. I would suggest their services to anyone who is looking to help with their social security benefits. Thank you Coats and Todd!

By Glynn Jackson on Nov 03, 2025

A Stellar Journey with Coates and Todd: Glynn Jackson, USN Where do I even begin? My experience with Coates and Todd has been nothing short of extraordinary! If there’s one thing I wish for every veteran, it’s the privilege of working with this law office. From the moment I stepped through the door, I was enveloped in an atmosphere that felt more like a warm family gathering than a typical law firm. Every single member of the Coates and Todd team made me feel like I was an integral part of their extended family. No matter the challenge or legal issue I faced, there was always a dedicated individual ready with a solution. I can't express enough how Miss Catherine lit up my journey—her kindness and dedication brought so much joy that it truly touched my heart. I am immensely grateful for the unwavering support I received, and it’s hard to find the words to encapsulate the level of excellence this firm embodies. Coates and Todd has set a standard that exceeded all my expectations. Their commitment to serving veterans is unparalleled, and their genuine care is evident in every interaction. To say that Coates and Todd is superb would be an understatement; calling them “pure excellence” feels like an absolute truth. I feel incredibly fortunate to have worked with such an outstanding group of individuals. Every veteran deserves the blessing of working with these phenomenal people who make magic happen every day. Thank you, Coates and Todd, for everything! You are, without a doubt, a beacon of hope and excellence in our community.

By what463 on Oct 23, 2025

They are not willing to help you with getting benefits for someone that has issues of not able to work. Would not refer anyone to this group

By Billy Chambers on Oct 21, 2025

Coats &Todd, what a great attorney to have. They helped me to get my disability. It took two years. But they stuck in there with me. Updated me every step of the way. I received a phone call from Catherine Coats one weekend, what a awesome lady. She treated me like a person not just a client. She ask me about my family, how things where going, did I need anything. So yes it was more than just business. If I had to do this all over again, it would be Coats & Todd. I would recommend them to anyone. Thank you Coats & Todd, and Atticus for recommending them. 10/21/2025

By Mina O'Brien on Oct 15, 2025

I'm so grateful and thankful for the professional, fast , friendly staff I will be an advocate for Coats and Todd

By John Adams on Oct 12, 2025

By Meme Smith on Oct 12, 2025

My review is so long, but I would like to thank coats and todd for taking my case. Finally after years of getting denied I was finally approved. Thank you again

By Judy Jackson on Oct 11, 2025

Everyone was polite and helpful. The reconsideration team went above and beyond to help with any questions or concerns I had.