SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY LAW

Ronald Bernard, a nurse anesthetist, worked at an ortho surgical clinic administering anesthesia.  In 2017, he was terminated after he admitted he was using Fentanyl, an opiate-based narcotic, at work.  Mr. Bernard’s employer stated his performance was satisfactory and had no performance...

If you’ve suffered an injury or have been diagnosed with a medical condition that makes it impossible for you to continue working, you can apply to receive Social Security disability benefits. However, the application process can be time-consuming, complicated and a little confusing for most. 

Whether you’ve already applied for Social Security disability or you’ve only just suffered an injury or illness that has prevented you from work, it can be extremely helpful to consult with a disability attorney. A disability attorney can help you through the claim process and all communications...

In the United States alone, there are millions of citizens that suffer from one or more than one disability. Some cases are more severe than others and can limit a person’s day to day activities. A person with a disabling condition can have trouble keeping a steady job or even finding one. If...

Lynlee Michele Rowden sought judicial review of the Social Security Administration (“SSA”)’s decision that she was not considered “disabled” under the Social Security Act.

 

In 2016, Stephen Hamer, filed legal action against the City of Trinidad, CO for violation of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and § 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (“RA”).  Mr. Hamer claimed the city discriminated against him and subjected him to hazardous conditions...

Why do you need an attorney on your Social Security disability claim? Many people think that winning...

Ussama A. Mando sought judicial review of the Commissioner of Social Security’s decision that he was not “disabled” under the Social Security Act. Mr. Mando and the Commissioner consented to proceed before a U.S. Magistrate Judge. Mr. Mando disagreed with the Administrative Law Judge’s (“ALJ”)...

Ms. Norma Jean Garza filed suit against the Social Security Administration in the federal District Court of New Mexico to reverse an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ)’s decision denying her social security disability benefits. Ms. Garza’s application for social security disability benefits was...