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Category Archives: Social Security Hearings
What to Expect from an Administrative Law Judge at your Hearing
Social Security Administrative Law Judges (“ALJs”) are judges who specialize in deciding Social Security disability claims. They conduct live hearings, take testimony, review medical records and other documents in your file, and make determinations on whether to grant or deny … Continue reading
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Tips for your Social Security Disability or SSI Hearing
Dress and Attire Social Security disability hearings are less formal than other legal proceedings. The hearings are held in a small room with at most a handful of people in the room. Still, it’s important that you wear proper attire … Continue reading
Not Having Representation at Your Social Security Disability Hearing is a Mistake
Even though Social Security Disability hearings are conducted in a relatively informal manner, they are still legal proceedings concerning a very serious issue in your life. If you are filing for disability benefits your livelihood is at stake, and you … Continue reading
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