Hoglund Law Blog

One of the things I wanted to talk to today is, as of this filming, something that happened about a week ago. Social Security has changed one of its laws and it may raise some questions about whether you can be approved based on this law. Social Security has definitions of disability that describe what sort of elements you need to meet the criteria for certain kinds of problems. Halo back problem to meet what’s called a listing would need to meet certain elements. What Social Security has recently done as of June of 2011 is remove the diabetes listing, so this certainly causes concerns and the American Diabetic Association is one of the groups that had not wanted this to happen, but despite that the law has changed. So, what does it mean?

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“How your lawyer handles your evidence at your Social Security hearing can make a difference.”

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“It is not enough to have behavioral changes from a traumatic brain injury. Social Security needs objective measures of cognitive dysfunction.”

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Hoglund Lawyer Speaking on Cross-examination at National Conference in May (prior conference materials available for download)

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

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

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Download your Free Lawyer Guide to Security Security Hearings

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

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“Here are some answers to common questions from our clients at Hoglund Law Offices who cannot work due to asthma and other kinds of breathing problems.”

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“The Social Security Administration evaluates MS under listing 11.09. To prove and be successful under the MS Listing, you have to meet 1 of the 3 criteria of the listing.”

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