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The thought of testifying in front of a judge can be intimidating. After waiting months or even years for their day in court, most people applying for disability do not know what to expect, or have any idea about the types of questions they will be asked. For most of our clients, the hearing will be the first time they’ve talked to a judge or interacted with the legal system. Understandably this can be a stressful and confusing time, but we work zealously to make sure our clients are confidence and prepared on their hearing day.

Due to the COVID pandemic, all Social Security hearing offices are closed for in-person hearings. According to Social Security, these closures are expected for the

If you are a Social Security beneficiary, expect to see your benefit increase next year. All SSDI and SSI disability recipients will receive a 1.3

The Administration recently released data that shows that claimants who are represented at a hearing have a higher approval rate than those who are unrepresented.

Free consultation – There is no fee for the initial consultation. Our lawyers will ask questions about your disability and work background, explain the Social

Last week, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in the case, Selia Law v. CFPB. The case involved a challenge to invalidate the entire

Because it can take a long time to collect SSDI benefits, many individuals turn to other sources of income as a means of support. One