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The Levels Of Review In Disability Cases

Applicants who find a decision of the Social Security Administration (SSA) to be unfavorable may appeal the SSA's decision. An appeal involves a review of the decision's complete file, including any evidence favorable to an applicant's claim. Any letter from the SSA related to a decision on an application will inform the recipient of the

The Levels Of Review In Disability CasesMaryCary2017-05-22T20:30:32+00:00

Understanding The Appeals Process In Disability Cases

When it comes to the process of determining the eligibility of Social Security benefits, all involved, whether an applicant, attorney, administrator, medical examiner, or judge, want the Social Security Administration (SSA) to make a decision that is accurate and correct based on the underlying facts and circumstances of a case. The SSA calls this making

Understanding The Appeals Process In Disability CasesMaryCary2017-05-19T10:29:24+00:00

What Do I Know About The ALJ For My Social Security Hearing?

The Social Security Adminsitration (SSA) may deny an applicant's claim for benefits at the initial and, in Kentucky and some states, the reconsideration stages of the application process. The next step after these denials is a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). An ALJ is only human and each one is different. Before a

What Do I Know About The ALJ For My Social Security Hearing?MaryCary2016-11-23T19:56:59+00:00

What Questions Does A Judge Ask At A Social Security Hearing?

No one wants to go to court. It's just a simple fact. In most instances, Going to court without an attorney is simply unwise as it carries the substantial risk of losing valuable rights. Sullivan Law Office attorneys have appeared before tribunals all over Kentucky for over forty years. We prepare all of our clients

What Questions Does A Judge Ask At A Social Security Hearing?MaryCary2016-08-01T16:22:18+00:00