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Source: Social Security News: Why So Many No-Shows?
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I have noticed a more no shows in the hearing offices I frequent. People often do not understand that a lawyer only gets paid if you win your disability case. No reason to go in front of a judge by yourself. Make sure to talk with an experienced Social Security Disability lawyer.
A family on the fringes prays for the ‘right diagnoses.’
Points to the nature of heredity in mental illness. Also when you look a map of disability across the United States there are concentrated regions. Lower educated who work in manual labor jobs will become disabled at a higher rate as they age.
Some quick tips to help you put your best case possible before the Judge.
It does not matter if it is a work injury, auto injury, or Social Security Disability case. You often must testify before the Judge or in a deposition.
The way the Judge perceives you will make or break your case.
Do not argue with the Judge or the other lawyer. It does not help you and gives the impression that you are a combative, unlikable person.
Do not curse in your testimony, or curse at another witness, the Judge, or the other lawyer. It makes you look crude and selfish.
Do not comment out loud on other witnesses’ testimony. You will have your opportunity to respond according to courtroom procedure. It is rude and counter productive to talk over a witness.
The Judge often wants to help people who are polite, likable, and believable. Do yourself a favor and help the Judge help you.
Questions about your injury or disability case? Feel free to contact Illinois injury and disability lawyer Dirk May at 309-827-4371.
Source: Trump’s budget is ruthless to disabled and poor people
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Social Security Disability is having problems currently because there are not enough people who process the cases. It is taking over 2 years to have a final answer on a disability application. With further cuts it will take even longer and penalize the disabled.
DAWSON — Larry Marxman has been to hell and back.
Chronic pain is a major issue with many Illinois Workers’ Compensation injuries and Social Security Disability cases. Getting the pain under control often allows the person to return to work.