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Holcomb Law Group, LLC
Winning.
People.
First.
Holcomb Law Group, LLC
Winning.
People.
First.
Atlanta Social Security & Personal Injury Lawyer
At the Holcomb Law Group, LLC, my goal is build a relationship where you feel comfortable coming back to me for future needs and referring friends, family, or even strangers. My business model does not revolve around the bottom line. It revolves around you. Unlike many firms, my focus is on you as an individual. My clients are dealing with life problems that sometimes extend far beyond their health. I am here to listen. I am here to help where I can.
Did You Know?
Social Security Benefits
67.9M
The Majority of Beneficiaries Had Legal Representation
In 2018, according to the Social Security Administration, 67.9 million people received SSA benefits. Out of those people, 90% of them had an attorney representing them — a clear indicator that having skilled legal counsel significantly impacts the outcome of your claim.
Trademark Law
650K+
Most Trademark Applicants Relied on Legal Counsel
According to the International Trademark Association, over 650,000 trademark applications were filed in the U.S. in 2020 alone. Of those applicants, 65–75% were represented by legal counsel — underscoring how critical professional guidance is when protecting your brand identity.
Let Me Represent You
Introduction Video
Before Your Consultation
Consulting an experienced attorney is a recommended first step in the disability process. Making the most out of that first visit is invaluable. Here are some tips for you to prepare in advance and get the most informative and helpful experience:
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Your health conditions Whether you have physical or psychological impairment, be prepared to speak openly about it.
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Your work history Be prepared to discuss whether you're currently working and the type of work you've done throughout your career. This helps establish what you can and cannot do.
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Your education Many people believe they cannot be approved if they have advanced education but that is not necessarily true. To have a clear picture of your claim, it is important to discuss your educational history.
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Any prior disability applications benefits and whether you have been to a hearing before.
After your consultation
When you hire me, here’s what working together actually looks like.
One of the things you will hear me say a lot is that “disability claims are won and lost on medical evidence.” Having the wrong kind of medical evidence is just as damaging as having none — both often result in a denial of benefits. The Social Security Administration does not make distinguishing the “right” kind of evidence from the “wrong” kind an easy task. This can be incredibly daunting and part of my job as your lawyer is to help you research medical treatment options — especially if you are uninsured.
I take a very personalized approach to representing my clients. You’ll have regular contact with me directly. And we will discuss medical treatment and the progression of the case. I’ve handled Social Security Disability cases throughout the nation, treating each claim with care.
At Holcomb Law Group is about building relationships, we appreciate all the unique things that make you who you are.
What Our Clients Say
“I build relationships by initiating contact to provide updates on your case, returning your calls/responding to texts and emails, and explaining the process of handling your case.”
Attorney Tammy M. Holcomb
About Me
I am a licensed attorney and a member of the State Bar of Georgia. I have been practicing law for just shy of 9 years. My practice areas are Social Security Disability and Personal Injury. Social Security Disability falls under federal law so I am able to practice in that area anywhere in the United States. My Personal Injury practice is restricted to Georgia.
I am a member of the National Association of Disability Representatives.
I completed my undergraduate degree at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia and obtained a Juris Doctor from John Marshall Law School, also in Atlanta, Georgia. I worked full time while completing both my undergraduate and law degrees. While in law school, I worked as a paralegal for a local law firm.