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OUR GREENSBORO SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY LAW OFFICE EXPLAINS THE CRITICAL HEARING TESTIMONY
Whether you are approved for benefits or not depends largely on how well an attorney from a Greensboro Social Security disability law office does in extracting critical facts during your…
OUR DISABILITY LAWYERS IN GREENSBORO NC DISCUSS MEETING OR EQUALING A LISTING
The Social Security Administration has a myriad of complicated and confusing rules and regulations it employs to determine if a claimant will receive disability benefits. When you file for disability,…
Our Charlotte Disability Law Office Discusses Being Fully Insured
For more on this topic, a lawyer from a Charlotte disability law office, contact the Bridgman Law Offices at 704-815-6055 to schedule a consultation. As a preliminary matter, a lawyer…
A SSD Attorney in Charlotte on the ALJ’s Opening Statement at Your Disability Hearing
The disability hearing may seem overwhelming, but an SSD attorney in Charlotte at Bridgman Law Offices can prepare you for it. Call (704) 815-6055 today. Most administrative law judges (ALJs)…
Working with a Charlotte Disability Attorney in a State Determination
To learn more about the disability process, contact a Charlotte disability attorney at the Bridgman Law Offices by calling 704-815-6055. If you’re applying for Social Security disability (SSD) benefits, your…
SSD for individuals with ALS
A new bill passed by President Joe Biden will assist ALS patients. The bill was introduced by Senators Mike Braun, Tom Cotton and Sheldon Whitehouse. This bill clarifies the terms…
What are some myths about SSD?
When you apply for Social Security Disability in North Carolina, it’s important to separate myths from the facts. Some people avoid applying because they erroneously assume that the Social Security…
Could you lose SSD benefits?
If you’re permanently disabled in North Carolina, you might be able to receive Social Security Disability benefits for the rest of your life. However, the state might cut off your…
Can you lose SSD if you get a part-time job?
If you have a qualifying disability in North Carolina, you may qualify for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. This money compensates you for lost income, so you can continue to…
Back injury is a common reason for SSD claim approvals
Back pain can be a debilitating condition just of itself, but the truth is that the pain is also an indication of a much more serious problem than soreness. It…
What sort of impact does retirement have on SSD?
Residents of North Carolina who are receiving SSD (Social Security Disability) benefits will notice some changes upon reaching retirement age. For most of those people, though, the changes are relatively…
Can you appeal SSDI denials?
Sometimes North Carolina residents who want to work may find a physical or mental condition impedes their abilities to do so. Thankfully, the Social Security Administration provides an insurance program…
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