Very often, the most difficult part of handling a case – whether it be a criminal charge, contested divorce proceedings, or a personal injury claim – is dealing with and overcoming words that a client has said or statements they...

After eighteen months or more of waiting, the day finally arrives. You make your way down to the hearing office, pass through security (don’t forget your ID), and find the waiting room. When your turn finally arrives, you will have...

Although there is no specific time frame in which the Social Security Administration must review your claim and make a decision, there are general patterns which we can track to predict how long we will have to wait for a...

Your medical record is the biggest factor in determining the ultimate result of your social security disability case. No, it’s not the only factor, but its importance cannot be overstated. And although collecting medical evidence may sound simple, it is...

“What if I work while I am applying for disability?” That is the second most commonly asked question I receive from clients. (“How long is this going to take?” is #1.) Understanding the significance of working while simultaneously claiming to...

Most people who consider filing for social security disability benefits have no experience or any familiarity with the social security system or process. As with many federal programs, the idea of going it alone is an intimidating and overwhelming prospect....