David Hankus has specialized in social security disability law for nearly 30 years. He has helped hundreds of clients receive ongoing monthly disability benefits and past due benefits totaling millions of dollars.

David graduated from the University of Michigan in 1985 with degrees in English and Psychology. He then received his law degree from Wayne State University Law School in 1988, where he served as an editor of the Wayne Law Review. In his free time, he enjoys spending time up north.

Rachel Pinch attended the University of Michigan, where she played tuba in the Michigan Marching Band and graduated with a double major in Organizational Studies and Psychology in 2012. She then earned her law degree from Wayne State University Law School in 2015.

During her time in law school, Rachel worked with the Disability Law Clinic, served as an intern to federal district judge Arthur J. Tarnow, and was a published member and editor of the Wayne Law Review.

Accessibility

Our attorneys and staff are very accessible - which means clients can call us with any questions or to check in on the status of their claim. We are very responsive to our clients and always return messages promptly. (We also text!)

Detail-oriented

We recognize that details are important and can change the outcome of a case. We work hard to carefully analyze the details of each client's case so that we can present the strongest case possible.

Innovation

We are always problem-solving and thinking creatively to come up with solutions for our clients. We think about ways to improve our clients' experience, and how to get better results with less stress all around.