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IF I AM DENIED, DO I PAY LEGAL BILLS?

If you receive a Social Security cash benefit, you are required to report certain changes that occur. 20 CFR 404.1588 requires you to...

By law, Social Security must use a mandatory five-step process when deciding if a person is entitled to disability benefits. The...

Proper classification of your past relevant work (PRW) can MAKE or BREAK a disability claim. Here's why: At Step 4 of the sequential...

Epileptic or epileptic-type seizures may qualify for Social Security disability benefits. Seizures are evaluated under Listings 11.02...

If you are disabled and are at least age 50, it's almost magic. If you can show that you are limited to sedentary unskilled work, Social...

Social Security disability has evolved into legal wrangling and you need help to deal with it. Persons who are not represented are not...

MUST A DISABILITY BE PERMANENT TO QUALIFY FOR SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS? No. A disability does not need to be permanent to be eligible...

Vocational experts testify about how many jobs are available in the US economy, which can be problematic for the claimant. The claimant...

Why do our clients consistently rank us the Number One disability advocacy firm in Alabama? That's a high honor and one we work hard to...

Social Security benefits are paid out of two trust funds: the Disability Trust Fund and the Retirement Trust Fund, both administered by...