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NOTE: Client names have been changed in the following personal injury success stories to protect their privacy.
Success Stories
Client D: For two years of her disability, "D" had no medical evidence to show that she was disabled. Nevertheless, we persuaded the judge to award her benefits for those two years. We successfully argued that the MRI showed a disability that must have existed in the years prior to the MRI having been taken.
Client F: "F" had no medical conditions within the "listings" that are presumed to lead to a disability. Nevertheless, we persuaded the judge that "F" was totally disabled and he won full benefits for medical conditions not normally recognized by the Social Security Administration as causing disability.
Client C: "C" initially lost her case when the judge found she was not totally disabled. We appealed her case to the Appeals Council, which agreed with our points and remanded the case back to the original judge. This time, the judge found in our favor, awarding "C" many years worth of benefits.
Client A: After he returned to full-time employment, we won client "A" retroactive benefits without medical evidence contemporaneous to the time of his disability. We persuaded the judge that later medical evidence proved that he had been previously disabled.
Client M: The hearing judge disallowed client "M's" case. We appealed and won, and the case was sent back to the judge. This time, the judge awarded our client benefits on the merits of our written arguments, without a hearing.
Client P: Client "P" died while his case was pending. We obtained an expedited decision for his widow and his retro awarded to her.
Client L: We won this case by writing a pre-hearing brief convincing the judge to award benefits without a hearing.
Client E: We got benefits awarded back to the onset of his claim based upon later medical evidence that reasonably reflected earlier disability. Even though he returned to work, we won him a closed period of benefits.
Client R: We lost in the hearing, appealed and won, which remanded the case back to the judge, who then changed his mind and awarded her benefits without a new hearing.
Client S: We convinced the judge to go about two years prior to actual medical evidence because we argued the MRI findings reflected reasonable expectation that disability already existed.
Client N: This was a very difficult case to get medical benefits for, as conditions were not actually part of the listings.
Client B: We lost with the judge and won on appeal to the Appeals Council, which remanded it to the judge, who then found in her favor without a hearing. Benefits go back to 2004.
Client G: We obtained more than $26,000 in retro benefits.
Client H: We obtained $24,480 for the client.
