Kyle H. Sciolaro - a North Kansas City, Independent City (MO) Administrative law Lawyer

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North Kansas City Administrative law Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

Areas of Practice

Administrative law

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4.5 Value
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4.5 Professional Competence

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Social Security Disability

Disability Insurance
By Ren S. on Mar. 15, 2025

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Hired Attorney 2024-2025

I hired Kyle Sciolaro for my Social Security Disability case. From the outset, Kyle and Corie showed empathy and competency! Kyle also was very informative about discussing the process of SSDI cases, being very honest and upfront with me regarding what to expect. Kyle and Corie also spoke with my husband who was present to support me. He answered ALL of our questions thoroughly and when we left the office, I felt empowered to fight for what was not forthcoming previously by just applying for Disability on my own. Kyle and Corie and Sammie kept in touch throughout this whole process and answered questions that I asked as well. I ended up winning my case (of course!) Although having to be on SSDI is bittersweet for me, I have no reservations recommending this law firm to anyone. Call them to discuss whatever you need, you owe it to yourself to do so.

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Professional Competence: 4.5 out of 5

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Mar. 16, 2025

Thank you! We are so happy with the outcome and really appreciate this review.

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North Kansas City, MO

103 West 26th Avenue
Suite 290
North Kansas City, MO 64116

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Phone: (816) 781-4836

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