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Home » Our Blog » Is My Social Security Disability Hearing Similar to a Full Trial?

Is My Social Security Disability Hearing Similar to a Full Trial?

By Chris Sharry on January 13th, 2025 in Social Security Disability, Videos

In this video, Attorney Christopher Sharry explains what to expect during a Social Security Disability hearing, addressing common questions such as how it differs from a full trial, who will be present, and how long it typically lasts. He also provides insight into the role of the administrative law judge, the closed hearing environment, and the timeline for receiving a decision. If you’re preparing for a hearing or have questions about your application or appeal, contact Attorney Christopher Sharry for guidance and support.

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