Social Security
Social Security Uses Outdated Labor Data to Deny SSDI Claims
It is a nightmare scenario for so many working age people: You are diagnosed with an illness or suffer an injury so debilitating that you are no longer able to do your job. Suddenly, in addition to concerns about your health, you are unable to support yourself and your family, and face the likelihood of…
Read MoreQ&A with Nancy Mizerak: What is the new veterans disability law coming in February, and how might it affect me?
In 2017, Congress passed the Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act also known as the Appeals Modernization Act. In short, the reason behind the act is to process appeals more efficiently. The law takes effect in February 2019. Social security and veterans disability attorney Nancy Mizerak responds below to questions about the new law and…
Read MoreWhen and How to file a Social Security Appeal
You applied for Social Security Disability and you just got your notice in the mail that you didn’t qualify for benefits; now what? The first step is to file an appeal within 60 days of the date you receive the letter containing the Social Security Office’s decision. What happens after you file your appeal? There…
Read MoreWhen Should I Talk to a Disability Lawyer?
You’d like to work, but with your medical condition, it just isn’t possible. It’s not always an easy decision to file for social security disability benefits. Pride or fear of stigma might cause you to hesitate to complete the application. However, if you are ready to take the first steps, you might now be wondering…
Read MoreSocial Security Disability
If you or a loved one has suffered a serious illness or injury that lasted for a prolonged period of time, you may have wondered if you are eligible to receive Social Security Disability benefits. As attorneys specializing in Social Security Disability cases, we have seen common questions that arise in evaluating potential Social Security…
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