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Articles about the Social Security Administration (SSA) from Nash Disability Law in Chicago. We help Chicago people win Social Security Disability
Articles about the Social Security Administration (SSA) from Nash Disability Law in Chicago. We help Chicago people win Social Security Disability
The numbers paint a disheartening picture of the state of Social Security Disability cases in 2023. More than one million people are currently waiting for Social Security to review their applications for disability benefits, according to the nonpartisan data association USAFacts. At the same time, the average processing time has also hit a new record
AARP (formerly called the American Association of Retired Persons), the largest public interest group for seniors in the U.S., is flexing its muscle (and the muscle of its more than 38 million members) to put pressure on the Social Security Administration (SSA) to improve its customer service. In a blog post on AARP.org, the organization says they
Gender identity is at the very core of how we see ourselves, and acceptance of gender self-attesting is growing. Now, under new guidelines, the Social Security Administration (SSA) is changing with the times. All individuals will now be allowed to self-attest to their gender, to make sure that their records with the SSA align with
When applying for Social Security Disability benefits, applicants are often required to submit to a consultative medical exam to determine if their impairments prevent them from being able to work. The exams are performed by government contractors. While contractors do not approve or deny a patient’s application, the consultative exam is often a basis that