by Jason P. Bailey | Jul 16, 2020 | Social Security, Social Security Disability
Social Security Said they would approve my claim. Why did they deny it? What do you do if Social Security calls you or your lawyer before your hearing with a tempting offer about your disability claims? They say they’ll approve your claim, but with a catch?... 
by Jason P. Bailey | Jul 13, 2020 | Social Security Disability, Veteran
What does my Veteran’s Disability Rating mean to Social Security? You might think that if one part of the government says you’re disabled, another part of the government would have to agree. Sadly that is not the case. If you have a permanent and total... 
by Jason P. Bailey | Jul 10, 2020 | Social Security, Social Security Disability
“Help! When is my Social Security appeal due?” When you get a letter from Social Security that denies your claim for benefits, you have the right to appeal. The letter will tell you how much time you have – typically 60 days, plus an additional 5 to... 
by Jason P. Bailey | Oct 2, 2019 | Social Security, Social Security Disability
Ever had trouble finding the Social Security office in Tuscaloosa? It’s not easy to find if you don’t know what you’re looking for. The social security office has a clunky “office locator” tool on their website. It’s almost not... 
by Jason P. Bailey | Sep 30, 2019 | Appeals, Social Security Disability
The disabled’s Social Security case is won or lost on the medical records. Often there are medical records from multiple sources and doctors. Commonly, some doctor reports are helpful to the claimant and some are not. How does the Social Security judge decide... 
by Jason P. Bailey | Jan 7, 2019 | Appeals, Social Security Disability
In an important case outside of Alabama, a federal appeals court said the Social Security Administration’s process that stripped social security beneficiaries of their disability benefits violated those beneficiaries’ constitutional due process rights. ...