I had a very difficult case and with her help I got SSDI. It was not an easy or quick process and you need to know that Tina can't make magic happen. It is a hard road to get SSDI for just about anyone. Tina only does disability cases (which is rare), so she is a real expert, and is a genuine patient advocate. If you have realistic expectations and are genuinely disabled I strongly recommend her.

Because her specialty is so focused, she knew the judge in my case and knew best how to present my case to that particular judge.

The office is a low key and low budget - but think about it, lawyers that have high end offices and drive fancy cars, they get the money for that from you, the client. If you want someone who is the best for you, and won't rip you off, go with Tina. I found her to be fair, caring, and genuine. She won't pump you up with fake BS, so you need to already be grounded in reality. She will however work fully for you with your best interest in mind.

Very unprofessional and Ruthless. Basically only interested in how much your case will pay her. Stops you if you have a question, is condenscending, tries to make you feel ignorant, when you are only seeking her counsel.
She straight away tells you that she doesn't have the time to answer your short question,because it's not going to pay her! This is ,...after she asks questions about your finances.
I'd say that she sums up to a bad choice if you are going threw the stress of being disabled and dealing with her type of manic personality.
Lawyers like her are a dime a dozen. Spend your money elsewhere. I'd rate her a zero.