Victor Malca, Esq. – Florida Social Security Disability & Workers’ Compensation Attorney

 

Social Security Disability • Workers’ Compensation

Victor Malca, Esq.

Attorney at Victor Malca Law P.A. • Florida Bar # 30414

Call (954) 474-0556 Email Free Case Review

Focus:
SSDI/SSI, Workers’ Compensation, Personal Injury

Florida Service Area:
Broward, Palm Beach & Miami-Dade Counties

Languages:
English (confirm if others)

About Malca

With over 30 years of experience, Victor Malca specializes in Social Security Disability and workers’ compensation in Plantation, Florida. He guides disabled individuals and injured workers through complex benefit processes, helping increase approval chances when many claims are initially denied.

Disability Law Services

• SSDI & SSI Initial Applications
• Reconsiderations & ALJ Hearings
• Appeals Council & Federal Court Appeals
• Workers’ Compensation Claim Coordination
• Personal Injury + Disability Cases

Case Types Handled

• Spinal Injuries, Herniated Discs & Nerve Damage
• Traumatic Brain Injury & Cognitive Disorders
• Chronic Pain & Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Work-related Disabilities
• Mental Health Conditions (Depression, PTSD) post-injury

Credentials

• Florida Bar: #30414
• Education: (You should confirm his JD school and year from his bio page)
• Memberships: (List any professional groups or board certifications if known)
• Admissions: Florida

Fees & Consultations

Most Social Security Disability cases and related workers’ compensation matters are handled on a contingency-fee basis—no fee unless you win. Free case evaluations available.

Contact

801 N Orange Avenue, Suite 830
Orlando, FL 32801

Phone: (954) 474-0556
Email: info@victormalcalaw.com
Website: Attorney Bio

Serving clients throughout Florida.

Service Area

Serving clients across South Florida including Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties.

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 legal representation to collect medical evidence and prepare for hearings.

How do attorney fees work in disability cases?

Fees are typically contingency-based and capped by federal law; you’ll receive a written fee agreement.

What evidence helps most?

Consistent treatment, objective findings, and a clear RFC form contribute significantly to a successful claim.

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