1. Is Nyman Turkish PC legitimate?
Yes. It's a licensed law firm with offices in California, Florida, and Michigan. Attorneys are admitted to practice in all three states. The firm has handled Social Security Disability, Workers' Compensation, Veterans Disability, and related cases for more than 50,000 clients nationwide.
Licensed by the State Bar of California, The Florida Bar, and the State Bar of Michigan. Offices in Roseville CA, El Segundo CA, Tampa FL, and Troy MI. Attorneys are admitted to multiple federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court. This review site is owned and operated by the firm — disclosed on every page, not buried in fine print.
2. Is Nyman Turkish a scam?
No — it's a licensed law firm, not a lead-gen operation reselling your case. It works on contingency: no fee unless it wins your case. That's standard and legal in disability and injury law. There's no upfront cost and no obligation after a free case evaluation.
Contingency fees are regulated by state bar rules in California, Florida, and Michigan, and by federal law for Social Security Disability cases. Get a text or call that feels off — payment demands upfront, pressure to sign fast? That's worth being suspicious of on its own. Call 877-529-4773 directly and we'll tell you whether it came from us.
3. How much does Nyman Turkish PC cost?
Nothing up front. Nothing at all if the firm doesn't win — that's what contingency-fee means. The initial case evaluation is free. For Social Security Disability, federal law caps attorney fees at 25% of back pay or $7,200, whichever is less, paid only if your claim is approved.
The federal SSD fee cap applies regardless of firm — it's set by the Social Security Administration. Workers' Compensation and personal injury fees are governed by state bar rules in California, Florida, and Michigan. Ask about your case type when you call; that conversation is free too.
4. What do Nyman Turkish PC's reviews say?
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See the reviews hub for the full stream, organized by case type, or jump straight to your practice area to read what people going through the same fight said. TODO(human): update this answer once real aggregate and synthesis data is available.
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5. Where is Nyman Turkish PC located?
Four offices: Roseville, CA; El Segundo, CA; Tampa, FL; and Troy, MI. For Social Security Disability, location barely matters in practice. The firm represents clients in all 50 states, and most SSD work happens by phone or video from wherever you are.
Clients outside the four office locations can reach the firm by phone at 877-529-4773 or through the online case evaluation form on this site. Social Security Disability is federal, which is what makes nationwide representation possible.
6. What states does Nyman Turkish PC practice in?
The firm's attorneys are licensed in California, Florida, and Michigan. Social Security Disability is federal, so the firm can represent claimants in all 50 states regardless of where they live. Workers' Compensation, Veterans Disability, personal injury, and other state-law matters are limited to CA, FL, and MI.
If you're outside California, Florida, or Michigan with a state-law claim — Workers' Comp, personal injury — call anyway; the firm can tell you directly whether it can help or point you to someone who can. For Social Security Disability and Veterans Disability, geography isn't a barrier at all.
7. What does Nyman Turkish PC specialize in?
Social Security Disability is the firm's flagship practice — SSDI and SSI claims and appeals. Beyond that: Workers' Compensation, Veterans Disability, Personal Injury, Disability & Discrimination, and Bad Drugs & Products.
The SSD practice handles every stage — initial application, reconsideration, ALJ hearing, Appeals Council, and federal-court appeal. Across every practice area, the arrangement is the same: you don't pay unless the firm recovers something for you.
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8. How long has Nyman Turkish PC been in business?
Nyman Turkish PC traces back to 1980, when founder William Turkish opened the Law Offices of William Turkish in Michigan. That practice has since grown into a four-office, multi-state firm that has served more than 50,000 clients nationwide.
William Turkish still practices at the firm as Of Counsel. Two of his children, Jason Turkish and Jessica Turkish, are now partners there. The 50,000+ client figure is confirmed on the firm's main site.
9. Who are Nyman Turkish PC's attorneys?
The lead attorney is Jason M. Turkish, President & Managing Partner. J.D. (cum laude), Northwestern Pritzker School of Law. B.A., University of Michigan. Admitted to the Michigan bar, multiple federal courts, and the U.S. Supreme Court. Super Lawyers Rising Star honoree.
Jason Turkish led the LSAT 'logic games' litigation. Result: the Analytical Reasoning section was removed from the LSAT in August 2024. He's also a National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 honoree. TODO(human): confirm full partner roster and add partner profiles.
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10. How do I contact Nyman Turkish PC?
Call 877-529-4773 — someone answers 24/7. Or fill out the case evaluation form on this site. No cost to talk, no obligation after. Offices are in Roseville CA, El Segundo CA, Tampa FL, and Troy MI, but the call works the same no matter where you're calling from.
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11. Does Nyman Turkish PC handle Social Security Disability cases?
Yes — it's the firm's flagship practice area. SSDI and SSI claims and appeals, in all 50 states, at every stage: initial application, reconsideration, ALJ hearing, Appeals Council, and federal court. Fees are capped by federal law and only owed if you win.
The federal fee cap for SSD cases is 25% of past-due benefits or $7,200, whichever is less. Paid only on approval, directly by the SSA. The firm takes cases at any stage, including ones already denied once — that's most of what SSD work is.
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12. How were these reviews collected?
Two ways. Reviews originally posted by clients on Google, Avvo, Martindale-Hubbell, or Justia, attributed back to that platform. Testimonials collected directly by the firm, published only after the client signs off in writing. Nothing here is written, purchased, or invented by the firm.
Direct testimonials use conservative attribution — initials, or first name plus last initial. Written, informed consent is required before publication. The firm does not hide negative reviews to make the record look better than it is.
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