Archive for May 2015

(This is the ninth post in this series about the independence of administrative law judge who will preside over your Social Security disability appeal.) In a previous post, we discussed the case of Association of Administrative Law Judges, Inc. v. Heckler,in which the Association of Administrative Law Judges sued the Social Security Administration, asserting the…

The National Organization of Social Security Claims Representatives (NOSSCR) held its semiannual conference in Arlington, Virginia, last week. Our attorneys John O. Goss, J. Russell Fentress IV, Erick A. Bowman and John S. O’Neil attended. The conference is an opportunity for continuing education about the newest developments in the Social Security Disability Insurance program. This…

(This is the eighth post in this series about the independence of administrative law judge who will preside over your Social Security disability appeal.) In our previous posts on this subject, we discussed how the Social Security Administration’s targeting of administrative law judges is against the law. As we have previously discussed, Congressman Darrell E.…