Posted by David Newcomb | Sep 29, 2021 |
The goal of any disability adjudication is to determine what the claimant's maximum remaining ability is. Social Security calls this functional assessment the “residual functional capacity.” Every Social Security disability claimant will have their residual functional capacity asses...
Posted by David Newcomb | Aug 29, 2021 |
For many Social Security claimants, the hearing process is the most intimidating portion of their entire claim. My clients tend to have the most questions before the hearing, understandably so I think. The majority of claimants who win their claims do so at the hearing level. The importance of...
Posted by David Newcomb | Aug 12, 2021 |
When a claimant files a new disability claim with Social Security they fall into one of four (4) main age categories. They are:
Younger Person: defined as anyone under the age of 50
Closely Approaching Advanced Age: Defined as those between the ages of 50 to 54
Advanced Age: Defined as th...
Posted by David Newcomb | Jul 08, 2021 |
Your child does not qualify for SSI simply because they have an IEP at school
Many of the same conditions that qualify a student for an IEP may also qualify them for SSI benefits