Sean Patrick McCormack, Esq. – Florida Social Security Disability & Workers’ Compensation Lawyer

 

Social Security Disability • Workers’ Compensation

Sean Patrick McCormack, Esq.

Partner & Board‑Certified Workers’ Compensation Attorney at Colling Gilbert Wright (The Florida Firm) • Florida Bar # 15495

Call (407) 712‑7300 Free Case Review Email

Focus:
SSDI, SSI, Workers’ Comp, Appeals

Florida Service Area:
Orlando, Kissimmee, DeLand, Daytona Beach, Sanford, Lake Buena Vista, Winter Park, Deltona, Maitland, St. Cloud

Languages:
English

About McCormack

Sean Patrick McCormack is a partner at Colling Gilbert Wright in Orlando whose practice focuses on Social Security Disability (SSDI/SSI) and Workers’ Compensation for injured workers. He is board‑certified in Workers’ Compensation law and currently serves as Chair of The Florida Bar’s Workers’ Compensation Section (2025–26). He regularly presents at the Florida Bar Workers’ Compensation Forum and contributes to section publications and initiatives.

Disability Law Services

• SSDI & SSI Initial Applications
• Reconsiderations & ALJ Hearings
• Appeals Council & Federal Court Appeals
• RFC Evidence Development & Medical Records
• Onset Date Strategy & Back Pay Calculations
• Workers’ Comp Coordination (TD/PPD/PTD)

Case Types Handled

• Musculoskeletal (spine, joints, chronic pain)
• Neurological (neuropathy, seizures, MS)
• Respiratory & Cardiac (asthma, PH)
• Mental Health (depression, anxiety, PTSD)
• Autoimmune & Rare Disorders
• Cancer & Post‑surgical Limitations

Credentials

• Florida Bar: #15495 (Member in Good Standing; Board‑Certified Workers’ Compensation)
• Education: Barry University School of Law (J.D., 2005); Florida Atlantic University (B.A., Criminal Justice, cum laude, 2002)
• Memberships & Service: Chair, Workers’ Compensation Section of The Florida Bar (2025–26); Co‑chair, OCBA Health & Wellness; Wieland Inns of Court; President, Orlando division, Friends of 440 Scholarship Fund
• Admissions: Florida

Fees & Consultations

SSDI/SSI and Workers’ Compensation matters are typically handled on a contingency fee basis subject to federal and state fee rules—no fee unless you win. Free case evaluations are available.

Contact

801 N Orange Avenue, Suite 830
Orlando, FL 32801

Phone: (407) 712‑7300
Email: smccormack@thefloridafirm.com
Website: Attorney Bio

Available 24/7 for intake; call for appointment.

Service Area

Serving claimants throughout Florida, including Orlando, Kissimmee, DeLand, Daytona Beach, Sanford, Lake Buena Vista, Winter Park, Deltona, Maitland, and St. Cloud.

Helpful Guides from DisabilityTips.org

• What Is Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA)?
• Understanding the RFC Form (Physical & Mental)
• What Happens at an ALJ Hearing?
• Appeals Council: Deadlines & Strategies

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an attorney for SSDI or SSI?

Many claimants benefit from experienced representation to meet evidentiary requirements, deadlines, and hearing preparation.

How do attorney fees work in disability cases?

Fees are typically contingency‑based and capped by federal/state law; costs (e.g., records) may be separate. You’ll receive a written fee agreement.

What medical evidence helps most?

Consistent treatment, objective findings, and detailed RFC forms documenting functional limits (sitting/standing, lifting, use of hands, concentration).

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