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DeLong v. Comm’r of Social Sec. – Entitlement to SSDI Benefits Must Be “Strongly Established”

Anyone who thinks that obtaining Social Security Disability Insurance benefits is a cakewalk (i.e., numerous political pundits) has obviously never had to endure the process. Even for those with clear impairment, a benefits awared can take years, and is often complicated by several denials before claimants win final approval. Our…

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The Costs of Denying Benefits to Mentally Ill

Millions of Americans suffer with mental illnesses, including depression, severe anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and other debilitating conditions that can impact the ability to work or manage day to day tasks. In a USA Today special report, investigators show that those with the most severe disabilities…

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Rodysill v. Colvin – Seeking SSDI Overpayment Waiver in Boston

There is definite relief associated with receiving approval of your Boston Social Security Disability Insurance claim. But that might not be the last time you need an attorney. If the Social Security Administration determines at any point that you’ve been overpaid benefits, the agency can come after you to collect…

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Do We Have a Right to Disability Benefits? A Short History of SSDI

The Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program is perpetually under attack and scrutinized by many advocacy groups, legislators, and other politicians who see the program as wasteful and ineffective. According to a recent publication by the Social Security Administration, the SSDI program has an influential history in the United States.…

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Massachusetts SSDI Applicants Warned of Upcoming Changes to Program

The Social Security Administration makes it notoriously difficult for people to secure federal disability benefits. In fact, a rigorous process is applied to almost every case, and the denial rate is over 50 percent. Now, our Social Security Disability Insurance attorneys in Massachusetts have learned that a number of upcoming…

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25 New Conditions Added to SSDI Compassionate Allowance List

Filing for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits in Boston is a notoriously tedious process, which is why you won’t find many people doing it out of anything but necessity. However, there are situations in which an applicant’s health is likely to deteriorate far more rapidly than the average applicant. In…

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Garcia v. Colvin – Obtaining SSDI Benefits For Alcohol-Related Disease

A 40-year-old former construction worker suffered from a host of alcohol-related ailments when he first applied for federal disability benefits in 2010. He had been employed full-time, but was unable to work due to abdominal pain resulting from cirrhosis of the liver, hepatitis C, an umblicial hernia and low platelet…

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Disabled Workers Struggle to Find Jobs and are Paid Less

Disabled individuals often have a very difficult time finding work, despite laws requiring employers to make reasonable accommodations for those with a disability. Unfortunately, a new study now indicates that those who are disabled who are employed are paid around 10 percent less than other workers who hold similar jobs.…

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