Here is another Myth, Misrepresentation and Misleading Attack on Social Security disability claimants: They say it’s easy to get on disability. How easy is it really? Here’s a case in point. Our client, R.P., is a veteran. He retired some years ago after an honorably-served career in the United States Navy. Much of his service […]
(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 and J. Russell Fentress IV attended. The conference is an opportunity for continuing education about the newest developments in the Social Security Disability Insurance program. This helps us to more effectively represent […]
(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. […]
(This is the seventh post in this series about the independence of the administrative law judge who will preside over your Social Security disability appeal.) Congressman Darrell Issa, during his tenure as Chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform during the last Congress famously brought us scandal investigations from […]
(This is the sixth 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 it feltwere approving too many disability claims is against the law. Congressman […]
“I’m an administrative law judge with the Social Security Administration. I’m going to make a new and independent decision. I’m not bound by any prior decisions made in your claim” This is the third post in this series about the independence of administrative law judge who will preside over your Social Security disability appeal. The […]
Readers may by now be aware of the fact that Binder & Binder, the self-proclaimed “America’s Most Successful Social Security Disability Advocates” has recently filed bankruptcy. If you are represented by or are considering retaining Goss & Fentress for your Social Security disability appeal, should you be concerned? We are not Binder & Binder. Here’s […]