Hoglund Law Blog

Americans pursuing Social Security disability claims in court have experienced varying results. The Social Security Administration employs 1,400 administrative law judges (ALJs) to rule on appeals from people whose disability applications were denied. ALJs preside over cases that were previously denied twice. The Social Security Administration recently began releasing monthly data about how ALJs are [...]

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“You CAN plan for Social Security disability benefits.”

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“Social Security ignores many non-medical reasons that keep people from working in the real world.”

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“Social Security denies legitimate claims by blaming chemical dependency.”

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“[C]lients should make good medical decisions to get better, not to get benefits.”

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Andrew Kinney, Esq., from Hoglund Law Offices, is presenting a national legal seminar on cross-examination techniques at the Chicago N.O.S.S.C.R. conference on 9/25/10.

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“Hearings with judges can seem intimidating to the uninitiated, but our clients understand that we are there to make sure the judge understands why they cannot work.”

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Andrew Kinney, Esq., from Hoglund Law Offices, is presenting an online legal seminar on the essentials of Social Security Disability practice on 5/3/10.

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