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S. G.
I have endured a difficult journey the last couple of years and especially the last couple of months. It’s been mentally and physically exhausting. For I have a long journey ahead of me and uncertain how things will end. I can only hope and pray for the best outcome. As I sit here with tears falling, I want to say from the bottom of my heart , thank you for your help and assistance with filing my SSI DI application. I wish you , happiness, peace and success.
S.H.
A.D.
I haven’t gotten a chance to thank you for everything you and your staff did for me and my family. I can’t thank you enough. It really means a lot to me. I know you and Susan Golden worked countless hours on my case with numerous emails and phone calls. In the beginning I was a little skeptical and nervous going through the social security process but in the end we prevailed and this really separates you from other attorneys that are in it just for the business. Your compassion for my case really showed me why your number one. I look forward to sending many clients to you and I will not hesitate to use you and your staff in the future, thank you again.
D. Z.
I really don’t know what I would have done if I didn’t have Mr. Delott and Susan Golden. I’m so happy to be receiving my SSD benefits and have money. I never met such honest people who work in a law firm. They truly care and help. I would say if you need a SSD lawyer please call this office ASAP.
Best Disability Attorney
Hands down he is the best Disability Attorney around. He is extraordinarily knowledgeable and successful and gives you personal attention unlike you would get from a large firm like Binder and Binder.
Highly recommended Disability Attorney
I applied for disability on my own and was denied. I was referred to Mr. Delott and couldn’t be happier with the outcome of my case which was approved. Mr. Delott is the most knowledgeable, efficient attorney who gave his undivided personal attention and guided me every step of the way. You won’t find a better disability attorney.
The best disabiity attorney
Jeffrey came highly recommended by a friend of mine who had used his services and been approved. Not only did Jeffrey help me with my SSD claim he also helped me with my LTD and pension disability. He dealt with me personally and always kept me informed. he is extremely knowledgeable and responds immediately to an questions i had. His staff is extremely helpful and I know I will always get a return phone call very quickly. I would highly recommend him – he really knows his stuff and i appreciate the personal attention given to me by him and his staff
R.D.
Jeffrey Delott’s Law office was dedicated to getting my S.S.D. benefits. They were always patient and eager to help me. I was treated kindly and honestly and highly recommend using Jeffrey Delott to win your case. “From the moment I had my first conversation I knew I was in very good hands, and felt confident that I would have a favorable outcome. Whenever I had a question or concern it was answered right away. I highly recommend Jeffrey Delott and his staff to represent you for any disability case you might have. ***** FIVE STARS”
M. A.
Just wanted to thank you again for helping me with my case. With me being very impatient with the whole SS process, you always talked me off the ledge and reassured me that everything was going to be fine. I know I can never thank you enough. I wanted you to know how appreciative my wife and I am for all the hard work that you guys did for me. I do now and always will continue to recommend Mr. Delott to anyone needing help. Have a nice day.
H.D.
Jeffrey Delott did an amazing job for me. Mr Delott applied for SSD and for my private LTD for me. There was continual communication between Mr Delott or his assistant Susan with me almost on a daily basis via email, telephone, or regular mail. Then after only five months into the process I received a call from Mr Delott saying that I was approved for both SSD and my LTD on the same day. After speaking with friends and reading horror stories online about how the process can take up to 2 years with frustrating denials and appeals, this was a wonderful outcome for me. I have already given Mr Delott’s name to all of the doctors that I use and to any person I know or see that potentially might need his services.
M.B.
Thank you very much for all your help. You were very kind. I recommended my neighbor to you. I’m sure you’ll help him too! Thanks again!
M.J.M.
I just wanted to thank you again for helping me with getting my disability. I was vacillating with my decision to apply knowing that I needed to, but kept wavering as i felt I must be able to work at something. Left to my own devices I would probably still, be working on the application. With your help we progressed in a timely manner and I should be receiving my first check this month. Thank you again.
P.C.
It has taken me time to think about what to say to you for all the compassion and hard work you have done for me. You called me to appraise me of every step I needed to take and at what point my case was at. Whenever I had a question or concern I would call you, If you were unavailable you did call me back ASAP. You heard me cry, you listened when I was at financial brink, you knew my pain was real. You did not treat me like I was a piece of paper coming across your desk and another case to just work, I was a human being that needed help. You worked hard and believed in what you were fighting for. You kept in touch with my doctors to be sure my records were in order and sent to the proper parties. It was difficult enough to deal with the daily pain and mental stress of my case. This portion of my stress has been relieved . The only words I have for you are from my heart THANK YOU! I was referred to you by another lawyer working on a different portion of my case. He assured me Jeffery Delott was the best Social Security Disability lawyer there is. He was so right on. Again Thank you for doing a great job, getting my disability approved and for treating me like a Human Being. I will surely pass your name on to people I believe are in need of your help.
S.M.
I wanted to express my gratitude to you, for winning my Social Security Disability Insurance (SSD) claim. Though my words will never truly match the abundant respect and appreciation I have for your firm’s skill and careful handling of my SSD case, I thought I should, at the very least, begin with this letter.
I originally hired another SSD attorney to represent me on my claim; my claim was mishandled by that attorney’s office and consequently denied. At that point I was already out of work nearly nine months, and faced with having to await a lengthy hearing date to review my SSD denial. I definitely lost all faith in the legal process at that point–until my brother had suggested I try reaching out to The Law Offices of Jeffrey Delott as he had consulted with Mr. Delott on my behalf. Within less than seven weeks, Mr. Delott won me a “fully favorable” decision and essentially undid the damage of my initial claim’s denial. Amazingly expeditious and magically skilled do not begin to describe Jeffrey Delott and his firm. The bottom line is that if he takes your case, the odds are 99% in your favour that he will win it–period–and in the quickest time frame humanly possible. Does he care about you the client? What better way to show it then by the overwhelming record of wins that Jeffrey Delott delivers to his clients?
God bless you and thank you.
S.P.
I want to thank you for the sensational work you did in winning my disability appeal. Your professionalism, and that of your staff, were notable throughout your representation of me.
D.V.
Thank you for winning my SSD case! I was at a major crossroads in my life after I was no longer able to work. I did not know where to turn or what to do and the stress was taking its toll on my self and my wife. I was both overwhelmed and scared to death with the thought of having no income and no hope of ever earning a living again because of my illness. I would recommend Jeffrey Delott to any person who needs a disability attorney and wants to win. Jeff and his staff always “kept me in the loop” in regards to the status of my case. They always returned my calls in a timely manner, and even answered my emails within minutes when I needed a reply to any important questions. When it was time for the hearing, Jeff was so well prepared that a favorable decision was inevitable. Jeff is no nonsense, to the point and is someone you need in your corner when it come to winning your case.
B.T.
I’m not the type of person that sits and sends letters out to people, but everyone at The Law Offices of Jeffrey Delott Law was professional and responsive to me. I’m still amazed at the speed and efficiency in which my disability case was handled from start to finish. I can’t thank you enough.
G. G.
Thank you for all your hard work and dedication. Your knowledge and guidance helped bring comfort to me and my family during a difficult time. You were always available to answer my questions and offer your advice and support. In my mind, there is only one disability lawyer and that is Jeffrey Delott.
W. R.
Thank you for your help and support in attaining the benefits my husband was due. We will be able to pay our bills and expenses, and will definitely be able to sleep better at night. We will definitely recommend you for legal matters.
N. R.
From the onset of working with Jeffrey Delott, I found him to be efficient and knowledgeable. He was very understanding about my situation and easy to talk to.. I am extremely satisfied with the results I acheived working with Jeffrey Delott’s firm.
- SSA - Is Anyone Listening?
- Fraudulent CE's
- Cost of Living Increase
- Unconscionable Delays by ALJ
- Podiatrists
- CE Boondoggle Continues
- SSA's Total Dysfunction
- Long COVID Approval
- SS Benefits Increase for 2023
- Lack of Funding
- SS Terminology
- Nurse Practitioners
- Treating Source Still Prevails
- Living with Long COVID
- Lupus Anticoagulant
- Consultative Exams
- 45 Days Means 45 Days
- Updating Opinions
- SS Approves Long COVID
- Compassionate Allowance
- SSD and Retirement
- Consistency and Persuasiveness
- Multiple Impairments
- Growing Dire Need
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Treating CE
- Long Covid Financial Duress
- Aid for Long COVID
- Federal Court Remand
- Another Win in Federal Court
- ANS Disorder
- Pain Management
- Alzheimer’s Disease
- Disabling Migraine Headaches
- LTD Buy Outs
- Covid Long Haulers
- Remand for Benefits
- Prostate Cancer
- More Good News?
- SS Commissioner Fired
- COVID Long-Haulers
- SDNY Affirms SSD Win
- Prudential Approval
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- We Take Care of Our Own?
- Mystery Solved
- More State Agency Deceit
- SSD Hearings
- Some Good News!
- Medical Consultant C. Levit
- COVID19 Impacts SSD
- Prudential Approval
- CDC's Response to COVID19
- Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes
- COVID19 Bill
- Kudos to CALJ Wexler
- COVID19 Repercussions
- Coronavirus
- Getting It Right
- DaTscan
- Adult Disabled Child
- SSD Approved in 1 Week
- State Agency Doctors
- SS Benefits in Danger
- Proposed Changes to SS and Medicare
- 6 Years for Approval
- Exhaustive Hospital Records
- Expert Interrogatories
- Surveillance Report
- SSD Approved in 2 Months
- Unum Pays
- Bipolar Disorder
- “Reserved” to the Commissioner
- SSD Approved in 4 Months
- Videotaping IMA
- Frontal Lobe Syndrome
- Fahr's Syndrome
- Initial SSD Approved
- Inconsistent, But Favorable Decision
- SSD and Working
- U.S.D.J. Azrack Reverses ALJ
- Objective Testing
- U.S.D.J. Amon Reverses ALJ Iwuamadi
- Proposed SS Rule Hurts
- Borderline Age
- The Wait Is Killing Them
- IMA
- Erythromelalgia
- Limbic Encephalitis
- Government Shutdown & SS
- Consussions
- Migraines
- Physician Assistants
- SSA Stay Denied
- Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
- Bipolar Disorder
- SS Benefits Increase
- Dysautonomia
- Young Person Granted OTR
- Earnings After Onset
- Patchogue Obstruction
- Washington Times Article
- Medical Sources
- Lourdes Marasigan
- Lump Sum Settlements
- Partially Favorable Decisions
- No Help for SSD Backlogs
- Fast SSD Approval
- Vocational Experts
- Disability and Medicare
- IMA Disability Services
- NYSLERS & SSD
- Help for SSD Benefits?
- Vocational Expert
- Supporting Records
- Budget Cuts Increase Wait Times
- Support Letters
- SSD For MS
- Misconceptions About SSD Continue
- Patchogue Fails Again
- Myasthenia Gravis
- Lupus
- SSD Delays
- WC Medical Opinions
- Government Targets the Disabled
- Another SSD Myth Busted
- The Truth About SSD
- SS Benefits 101
- Increase in SS Denials
- Best Time to Apply for SS
- Parkinson's Disease
- SSA in Crisis
- SSD Reform Needed
- Applying for SSD Benefits
- Headaches
- Disabling Fibromyalgia
- Garnishing SS Benefits
- Nurse Practioners
- Trump Hurt Disabled Workers
- Expediting Hearing
- Social Security Fraud
- Congress Can End SSD Backlog
- Tips for Retirement Benefits
- Social Security Backlog Continues
- Income and Disability
- ALJ Found Scleroderma Disabling
- More SSD Delays
- ODAR Rumor
- SSD Approval Rates
- National Adjudication Team
- Second Circuit Case
- Prudential LTD Fraud
- District Court Rejects SSA Denial
- Work Record
- Macroprolactinoma
- Jerome Caiati
- Importance of Diagnostic Testing
- SSD Approved In 2 Months
- Unemployment Benefits Do Not Preclude SSD
- ALJ Relies On Disgraced “Medical Expert”
- SSD Approved for Crohn’s Disease
- NYSLERS
- Claimant Credibility and Work History
- NYS OTDA Fraud Update
- SSD Approved in Less Than Months
- Combined Disabling Conditions
- Lymphedema
- Significant Weight Suffices
- Combined Disabling Conditions
- Cancer Claims
- Deceptive Insurance Practices
- Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome
- DDS Continues to Purge Evidence
- Proposed LTD Regulations
- Reliance Approves LTD After Deadline
- Approval for Toll Collector
- The Consequences of SSD Delays
- Acupuncture
- SSA Continues Prejudicial Policy
- Psychotherapy Notes
- Vocational Evidence Determinative
- Treating Doctor Testimony
- IMA Notices
- SSA Delays
- SSA INTENTIONALLY INCREASING DELAYS
- New IMA Fraud & Worse
- Mental Health Records
- CROM Testing
- Padro: Relief too little, too late
- IMA Evading Law Again
- SSD for School Custodian
- 28 Months For Approval
- SSD With No Hearing
- State Agency Analyst Lied
- Social Security Backlog
- Social Security Backlog
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Renamed
- Go Figure
- IMA Disability Services
- Sadistic IMA Conduct
- A Padro Success
- Disability for Breast Cancer
- Continuing Disability Review
- CIGNA Reverses LTD Termination
- Disability Hearing Witnesses
- The State Agency Concedes
- Social Security Fraud
- Congress Killing Disability
- Binder & Binder Bankruptcy
- SSD In Less Than A Month
- Hearing Wait Gets Worse
- Internists’ Disability Opinions
- Binder & Binder Goes Bankrupt
- SSA Form 821
- Dementia
- Sensorineural Deafness
- CIGNA Says Claimant Cannot Do Any Work
- Biased SSA Review Policy
- Pseudarthrosis
- Proper Hearing Notice
- Video Taping Consultative Examination
- Antiphospholipid Syndrome
- Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
- SSA Still Not Using eCAT Properly
- Supplemental Hearing Cancelled
- Establishing Mental Disability
- Passive Income
- Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis
- SSD For Landscaper
- Disability Retirement Approved Without A Hearing
- SSD for Cement Truck Driver
- USDC Reverses ALJ Wolfe
- Disability Etiology
- Unum Field Visit
- Disability Benefits for Truck Driver
- Autoimmune Hepatitis
- Establishing Mental Disability
- Unum Reapproval
- Medicaid Disability Determinations
- Patchogue Problems Persist
- Benefits Turned On Vocational Error
- SSA Staff Attorneys
- Disability Benefits While Working
- Scleroderma
- Agoraphobia
- Padro Deadline
- State Agency Reports Misrepresentations
- Amending Onset To Avoid Hearing
- Carpenter Avoids Disability Hearing
- Brugada Syndrome
- Disabling Mitral Valve
- SSA Secret Rule
- The Electronic Claims Analysis Tool (eCAT)
- If You Die Before Benefits Are Approved
- Media Deception
- CIGNA Reverses STD & LTD Decisions
- Disabling Sleep Apnea
- Padro Settlement Agreement A Joke
- Appealing Partially Favorable Decisions
- Social Security in the News
- Hoppenfeld Refused To Comply With Padro
- Social Security Benefit Increase
- Reopening Prior Application
- Wegener's Granulomatosis
- SSA “Quality” Review By QRB
- Dire Need
- Padro Settlement Approved
- Social Security Increase
- Government Shutdown
- Reviewing An Employer’s Work Description
- Podiatrists
- Off Task
- Social Security Reconsideration
- Fully Favorable Decisions
- Operative Reports
- Unusual SSD Approvals
- Risky Side Effects
- ALJ Strauss Claimants
- Unsuccessful Work Attempt
- Unum Pressures Doctors
- Patchogue Continued Ineptitude
- Is Strauss Serious?
- Is It The New Commissioner?
- Padro Class Action Problem
- Padro Class Action Hearing Next Week
- Replace UNUM
- Expediting SSD Hearings
- Court Said IME Doctor Lied
- Continuing Disability Review
- Podiatrists
- Connect The Dots
- Unum Ordered To Produce Witnesses For Depositions
- Social Security Form DDD-3883
- Acceptable Medical Sources
- Petition Regulators About Unum
- Consultative Exam Withdrawn
- Padro Class Action Notices
- Rejecting SSA Remand Offer
- CIGNA Regulatory Settlement
- Polymyositis
- NOSSCR Conference
- SSA Misinformation
- Padro Class Action Settlement
- DDS Actually Listened
- Padro Class Action Update
- Same Day SSD & DI Award
- SSD for Letter Carrier
- Illusory Unum Approval
- Work History & Credibility
- Lupus
- Thank You Judge Irizarry
- Crohn’s’ Disease
- Work History
- Eliminate the SSD Waiting Period
- Urinary Incontinence
- SS Retirement or Disability?
- Ignoring Unreasonable Requests
- Officer Approved in 2 Months
- PADRO Class Action
- Updating Evidence
- SSD & Chiropractors
- SSD Approved In Under 2 Months
- Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
- Queens ALJ Bias Plaintiff
- Breast Cancer
- CIGNA LTD Fraud Template
- Unsuccessful Work Attempt
- Why DDS Denies SSD Claimants
- Partially Favorable Onset Appeal
- Treating Physician Rule
- FCE Spurs Unum Approval
- Commendable Action By ALJ
- ERISA Exception
- Importance of Vocational Evidence
- State Agency Exam Notices
- SSD Approved In 3 Months
- Social Security Myth
- Subpoena Leads to SSD Award for Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Another CE Problem
- Appeals Council Remands
- Social Security & The Presidential Election
- SSD Claimants Need To Review Their Efolders
- Firefighter Awarded SSD
- Obesity & Disability
- Videotaping IMA Consultative Examinations
- Biased Hoppenfeld Decision Reversed
- IMA Disability Services
- Carpenter Wins SSD For Wrong Reason
- Padro ALJ Bias Class Action To Be Settled
- Binder & Binder Replaced
- If at first …
- IMA Disability Services
- The Office of Medical and Vocational Expertise
- Newsday Article
- The SSD “12 Month Rule”
- Medical Expert Interrogatories
- Patchogue Ineptitude
- Emphasizing Work History
- Reopening Disability Applications
- What is NY Waiting For?
- When Objective Evidence Isn't Enough
- Disability Benefits For Nurse
- Bench Decision
- Hearing Avoided
- Disability Pension Award From Union
- IMA Exams In New York
- AARP On SSD
- How Much Will Social Security Pay You?
- SSD & Unemployment Benefits
- State Agency-IMA Bad Faith Tactics
- Why Bother With An Exam By IMA?
- Workers Compensation & SSD
- Hoppenfeld Bias
- Veteran Gets SSD for Memorial Day
- Vocational Evidence
- Establishing Mental Disability
- IMA Exam Is Not Required
- Postherpetic Neuralgia
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Disabling AION
- Proof of Birth for SSD
- Corroboration is not Superfluous
- Social Security Listings
- CIGNA CONTINUES ILLEGAL CONDUCT
- Fast SSD Approvals
- Impaired Use of Hands
- Representative Payee
- Onset Appeal
- Amending SSD Onset Date
- State Agency Vocational Experts
- Causation and Social Security Disability Benefits
- Alport Syndrome
- David Nisnewitz Found Unfit To Be ALJ Again
- Reopening SSD Applications
- Another Example of ALJ Fier's Bias
- Physician Specialty
- Medical Source Statements
- Podiatrists and Disability Benefits
- Retaining Social Security Experts
- Transparent Hoppenfeld Bias
- State Agency Disability Analysts
- SSD & WC
- SSA Should Reimburse Travel
- Disability Benefits For Carpenter
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- SSD Approved in Two Months
- Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy
- Veterans Medical Source Statements
- Disabled by Schizophrenia
- Receiving SSD Benefits and an Income
- Vocational Credibility
- SSD For Police Officer
- Kienbock's Disease
- Patchogue Incompetence
- Binder and Binder
- Appeals Council Doltishness
- NYCERS Disability Pension
- Can You Receive SSD If You Have Income?
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Multiple Impairments
- Adverse Evidence
- Cerebrovascular Accident & SSD
- Was A Video Hearing Needed?
- NOSSCR Conference
- SSD Approved in 2 Weeks
- SSD Approved In 2 Months
- Disability and Diabetes
- Social Security Benefit Increase
- Vocational Experts
- IMA Consultative Examinations
- Hoppenfeld & The Rotation Policy
- Alzheimer’s
- Federal Court Reassigns Nisnewitz Case
- Approval After Federal Court Remand
- Abusive Hoppenfeld Conduct
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- SSD Overpayments
- LTD Approved In Less Than A Month
- Maximizing Disability Benefits
- Mixed Connective Tissue Disease
- When To Amend The Disability Onset Date
- Right To Cross Examine Post Hearing Experts
- Commissioner’s Statement Is Offensive
- Gilding the Lily
- SSD Approved in 2.5 Months
- When to File for SSD
- Disability & Incontinence
- Hoppenfeld Fibromyalgia Bias
- On The Record Requests
- LTD Approved In Two Months
- Work History
- Relocating While Disabled
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Getting Disability Benefits Quickly
- SSD Approved in 3 Months
- SSD Approved In Two Months
- SSD & WC Offset
- Disability Analysts
- Federal Court Decision
- Social Security Depravity
- Depression and Anxiety
- Fully Favorable Appeals Council Order
- Erythema Multiform Major
- SSD in Three Months
- Lincoln Life Pays LTD Benefits
- Acquiring Work Skills
- Court Rejects CIGNA LTD Termination
- Disability Benefits & Substance Abuse
- Endometriosis
- SSD Approved In 2 Months
- Raising The Retirement Age
- No More Paper Checks
- Treating Doctors
- SSA Prehearing
- Disability Redefined
- Consultative Examinations
- Evidence of Hoppenfeld Bias
- ALJ Nisnewitz Rejected Again
- ALJ Bias Class Action
- Working And SSD
- ALJ Bias In Queens
- Federal Court Decision
- ALJ Strauss Rejected Again
- Seven Year Wait Over
- Lyme Disease
- ALJ Strauss Reversed Again
- Remand To A New ALJ
- “Secret” Child’s Benefits
- Unfair CIGNA Tactics Detailed
- LTD Policy Offsets
- Partially Favorable Decisions
- SSD While Working
- Expediting Disability Benefits
- Multiple sclerosis
- Date Last Insured
- Radiculopathy
- Videoconference Hearings
- Expediting Disability Benefits
- Patchogue Incompetence
- Federal Court Decision
- Union Disability Approved
- SSA Notice of Awards
- SSA Doctors
- Protective Filing Date
- SSA Delays
- On The Record Requests
- Dialysis & Disability
- Disability Opinions & Medical Tests
- LTD and SSD
- CIGNA Sued For Surveillance
- Attorney Advisors
- Social Security Doctors
- Unum Reverses Termination
- Electronic Records Express
- Multiple Impairments
- Income Doesn't Bar Disability Benefits
- Celiac Disease
- Proving Disabling Pain
- EAJA Fees
- IMA Disability Services
- Self Employment
- Medical Listing Opinions
- Treatment Records
- Avoiding SSD Hearings
- Federal Court Remand
- The MTA & SSD
- When Work Doesn’t Count
- Gastroparesis
- Sjogren's Syndrome
- Benefits After A Federal Court Remand
- Firefighter Gets SSD Benefits
- Prudential Approved LTD, For Now
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- Getting Benefits While Working
- EAJA Fees
- Stroke
- New Jersey District Court Remand
- District Court Remand
- ALJ Hoppenfeld Overtly Acts Biased
- Veterans
- NYCERS & SSD
- Medical Evidence and Functionality
- Deceptive SSA Notices
- Onset Date
- Queens ALJs
- When Can You File For SSD Benefits?
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Consultative Exam (“CE”) Ruled Improper
- EAJA Fees
- Consultative Examinations
- New Office
- Complaining About Biased ALJs
- IMA Disability Services
- Multiple Impairments
- NYCERS
- Primary Care Physicians
- Social Security Rulings
- Anxiety
- Fibromyalgia
- Retrospective Medical Opinion
- Disability For Federal Employees
- The Grids
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- Adult Disabled Children
- Charcot-Marie-Tooth
- Depression and Anxiety
- RSD/CRPS
- Getting SSD Even If You Can Work
- Health Insurance For Children
- Health Insurance For Children
- Settling With CIGNA
- Avoiding An Improper Consultative Exam
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Protective Filing Dates
- SSD Delays
- Reopening Past SSD Denial
- ALJ Strauss’ Reliance On ME Cohen’s Testimony Proves She Is Biased
- Listed Impairments
- Multiple Medical Sources
- Attorney Advisors
- Avoiding Consultative Examinations
- Atypical Parkinson’s
- Chondromalacia
- Subpoena The SSA Doctor
- Prudential Reverses Fibromyalgia STD & LTD Denial
- ALJ Nisenewitz: Stupid or Biased?
- LTD & Health Insurance
- Courts Rules CIGNA Is Biased
- SSD & Taxes
- ALJ Hoppenfeld Must Be Barred From FMS Cases
- Don’t Believe Everything You Read
- On The Record Request
- Avoiding SSD Remand Hearing
- NYCERS Disability Retirement
- Submitting Medical Records
- CIGNA Ordered To Pay For Its Actions
- Oops, CIGNA’s Done It Again
- Hearing Office Attorneys
- Hearing Notice
- Appeals Council Rebukes ALJ Fier
- Unsuccessful Work Attempts
- Medical Assessments
- Disability & Downsizing
- Consultative Examinations
- Obama Disability Benefit
- Court Blasts CIGNA LTD Benefit Termination
- Obama and Social Security Benefits
- “Fully Favorable” Decisions
- SSD Secret
- Notice of Dismissal
- Initial SSA Decisions
- Appeals Council Scolds ALJ
- Unum Cases In New York
- Medical Evidence
- Prior Applications
- Disability is Functionality
- Medical Records & Reports
- Social Security Files
- Applicaiton Filing Date
- Representing Yourself
- Disabled Voters
- Vertigo
- Multiple Impairments
- Myasthenia Gravis
- More Is Better
- Disability Benefits & Work
- SSA Medical Reports
- Negotiating Disability Benefits
- Consultative Examinations
- GMA Exposes CIGNA
- Work History
- Onset and Application Dates
- Supreme Court Helps LTD Claimants
- Expediting SSD Cases
- Two Heads Are Better Than One
- LTD Litigation
- Retrospective Medical Opinions
- Establishing An Onset Date
- Field Visit
- Multiple Attorneys
- Self Employment
- Special Accommodations
- Multiple Disability Benefits
- Clarifying Objective Evidence
- “Fully Favorable” Decisions
- Treating Sources
- SSD & Mental Disability
- Using Vocational Evidence To Expedite Benefits
- Attorney Adjudicator
- Past Earnings
- Benefits Without A Hearing
- Irrelevant Medical Conditions
- Establishing Credibility
- Medical Updates
- No Health Insurance
- Application Dates
- Possible Delay Remedy
- Unum Reassessment Loophole
- Benefits Despite Income
- Consultative Examinations
- “Accentuate The Positive, Eliminate The Negative”
- Dire Need
- How To Avoid Hearing Delays
- Police Disability
- Seminar
- Expediting LTD Benefits
- Uveitis
- TBI and Vocational Evidence
- Failure To Receive Notice
- Mental Disorders
- Inability To Speak English
- Discovery In ERISA Cases
- Don’t Be Intimidated By DDS
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Avoiding Hearings
- Working Does Not Preclude Benefits
- Be Wary of Forms
- Exam Secrets
- SSD for Firefighter
- Consultative Examinations
- Purpose of SSD Hearing
- Why Wait?
- Insurance Department Complaint
- Overreach For Disability Retirement
- Vertigo
- No Objective Testing Required for Chronic Fatigue
- Non-binding Disability Decision
- Always Check The Listings
- LTD & SSD
- Avoid Early Retirement
- Getting Benefits Faster
- Medical Records & Reports
- Corroborating Physicians
- Unemployment Benefits
- Miano v. Barnhart
- Benefits Despite Working
- Work History Credibility
- Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy
- Arthritis Foundation