Hilton & Somer

Hilton & Somer operates out of Suite 102 on Arlington Blvd in Fairfax, Virginia, putting them in a convenient location for clients across Fairfax County and the broader Northern Virginia region. The firm covers a range of practice areas including personal injury, medical law, and workers compensation, which means clients dealing with overlapping issues such as a workplace injury that leads to a long-term disability have access to attorneys who understand how those claims intersect. With a 5-star Yelp rating, Hilton & Somer has demonstrated a commitment to client satisfaction even as they build their review presence. Their multi-discipline approach is well suited for clients whose situations do not fit neatly into a single legal category, and their Fairfax location places them close to federal agencies and administrative hearing offices that handle disability cases throughout the D.C. metro area.

Hilton & Somer assists clients at every stage of the disability and injury claims process, from filing an initial Social Security disability application to representing claimants at administrative hearings when benefits have been denied. Because they also handle personal injury and workers compensation matters, they are equipped to advise clients whose disability stems from an accident, a workplace incident, or a medical situation, helping ensure that all potential avenues for compensation and benefits are explored together rather than in isolation.

When you contact Hilton & Somer, the firm will review the facts of your situation to identify which claims apply and how they relate to one another. From there, they guide you through gathering medical records, filing the appropriate paperwork with the Social Security Administration or other relevant bodies, and preparing you for any hearings or reviews that follow. Clients are kept informed at each step so there are no surprises along the way.

Hilton & Somer serves clients throughout Fairfax County and the surrounding Northern Virginia communities, including areas within the greater Washington D.C. metropolitan region.