Hoglund Law Blog

Video Transcription: “Hi, my name is Andrew Kinney.  I’m an attorney at Hoglund Law offices.  I practice Social Security Disability law.  Today I wanted to talk about listed impairments. What does that mean?  Well in the world of social security law, social security takes any medical reason that you might be unable to work full-time [...]

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Will Social Security Checks Be Paid If Debt Ceiling Is Not Raised Around 28 million Americans are expecting to receive their Social Security checks on August 3, and 27 million are expecting their checks later in August. However, if Congress does not reach a deal to raise the national debt ceiling by the deadline of [...]

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

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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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A class action lawsuit is being filed against administrative law judges alleging bias against social security disability applicants.

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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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“[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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