In addition to medical evidence from your doctor or other medical provider, you can submit evidence to support your disability claim from nonmedical ... Read More
Disability
Using Medical-Vocational “Grid” Rules to Determine Disability
Proving you are disabled under the guidelines of the Social Security Administration (SSA) becomes easier as you get older. If you are over the age of ... Read More
Qualifying For Disability With Hydrocephalus
Qualifying for disability with Hydrocephalus requires demonstrating that the condition significantly impairs your ability to work and meets the ... Read More
Will Huntington Disease Qualify for Social Security Disability?
Many people who suffer from Huntington Disease question whether they qualify for social security disability. Huntington Disease is a hereditary ... Read More
SSI Redetermination at Age 18
The age-18 redetermination is when the Social Security Administration (SSA) uses adult criteria to decide if you still have a disability. The adult ... Read More
Can You Receive Disability with Bipolar Disorder?
Many individuals seek treatment for mental health conditions through therapy sessions and prescribed medication management. While many people with ... Read More
Qualifying For Social Security Disability with Liver Disease
Chronic Liver Disease and Cirrhosis Chronic liver disease is a progressive condition that typically develops in four stages: Hepatitis ... Read More
Social Security Disability Hearings: When to Call a Witness
In this video, Attorney Chris Sharry from Worcester, Massachusetts, discusses the role of witnesses in Social Security Disability hearings. Learn when ... Read More
Common Mistakes When Applying for SSDI in Massachusetts
Applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits in Massachusetts can be a challenging process. Many applicants make mistakes that ... Read More
Time Limitations for Reopening a Disability Claim
When a claimant files an application for Social Security Disability benefits, the statistics are high that the application will be denied. For various ... Read More
