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Will You Add? - Why You May Want to Appeal a Social Security Disability Denial to the US District Court in Virginia
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3. In a 2004 case the Social Security Judge refused to consider the claimant’s obesity. The Judge said the claimant should have followed weigh
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1. In a 2002 case I managed to obtain a reversal and remand in federal court when the Social Security Judge ignored the rules regarding fibromyalgia and refused to consider it to be a significant impairment.
2. In a 2005 case new evidence developed after she lost her hearing before the Social Security Judge that claimant’s problems were due to Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. When we presented this in federal court the case was remanded for a new hearing which we won.
3. In a 2004 case the Social Security Judge refused to consider the claimant’s obesity. The Judge said the claimant should have followed weight
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1. In a 2002 case I managed to obtain a reversal and remand in federal court when the Social Security Judge ignored the rules regarding fibromyalgia and refused to consider it to be a significant impairment.
2. In a 2005 case new evidence developed after she lost her hearing before the Social Security Judge that claimant’s problems were due to Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. When we presented this in federal court the case was remanded for a new hearing which we won.
3. In a 2004 case the Social Security Judge refused to consider the claimant’s obesity. The Judge said the claimant should have followed weigh
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2. In a 2005 case new evidence developed after she lost her hearing before the Social Security Judge that claimant’s problems were due to Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. When we presented this in federal court the case was remanded for a new hearing which we won.
3. In a 2004 case the Social Security Judge refused to consider the claimant’s obesity. The Judge said the claimant should have followed weigh
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3. In a 2004 case the Social Security Judge refused to consider the claimant’s obesity. The Judge said the claimant should have followed weigh
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3. In a 2004 case the Social Security Judge refused to consider the claimant’s obesity. The Judge said the claimant should have followed weight loss programs. The Federal Court at our request reversed and said the claimant’s obesity had to be considered.
4. In a 2003 case the Social Security Judge refused to consider the testimony of the claimant’s cleaning lady and other evidence. The Federal Court reversed saying all the evidence had to be considered. We won the new hearing.
5. There is a $255.00 filing fee for appealing a final denial by Social Security by the Appeal Council to the US District Court . You have 60 days from the receipt of the Appeals Council decision to file this civil action in US District Court. If you have little assets you can ask the US District Court to waive the filing fee.
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