Hoglund Law Blog

“[A]n individual must do their best to follow prescribed treatment for diabetes in order to be found disabled.”

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“Plan going into your hearing to simply lay out on the table what is (and isn’t) wrong with you. Then, let the judge do his or her job….If you know you have explained your situation the best you could, this has to be good enough.”

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“For those with knee problems who cannot walk effectively, Social Security applies 1.02A of the musculoskeletal listings (or definitions) of disability.”

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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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“[A] majority of my clients with severe physical problems have some form of low back pain.”

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“At Social Security benefits hearings, judges are required to let all unrepresented claimants understand…they can postpone their first hearing to get representation.”

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“[T]o see if your Social Security attorney is a good fit to work with the government on your behalf, you should know what an effective Social Security attorney does.”

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“If your medical problem meets certain criteria, you may be approved under what are called Listings.”

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“You have the right to choose your own attorney to represent you in your Social Security claim.”

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