Lorraine Netter
J.D. · Albany Law School
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Lorraine Netter graduated from Albany Law School and Union Graduate College with a joint JD/MBA in Healthcare. During her graduate studies, she worked in a health law clinic where she represented clients at Social Security Disability benefit denial hearings and advised clients with complex health issues on the different legal tools that can be used to plan for the future.
Before attending graduate school, Ms. Netter worked in the health care industry as a case manager at a brain injury rehabilitation center. She graduated from Providence College with a Bachelor of Science in Health Policy and Management.
Articles by Lorraine Netter
Filing for Social Security Disability in Kentucky
Social Security disability benefits and SSI are available in Kentucky through the Social Security Administration.
Getting Disability Benefits for Hand Osteoarthritis
Find out how Social Security evaluates symptoms of osteoarthritis under Listing 1.18, when assessing your RFC, and in applying the age-based grid rules.
Filing for Disability Benefits in Delaware | SSDI and SSI
What you need to know about disability benefits in Delaware.
Filing for Disability in Pennsylvania
For Pennsylvania disability applicants, a state agency in Pennsylvania handles the review of the initial disability application after the local SSA does a general overview of the application.
Filing for Social Security Disability in Oklahoma
If Oklahoma's DDD finds you are disabled and cannot work based on your medical record, you will receive disability benefits.
Filing for Social Security Disability in Mississippi
Disability benefits in Mississippi are provided through a federal program administered by the Social Security Administration (SSA).
Social Security Survivors Benefits After the Death of a Disabled Worker
After a disabled individual dies, their spouse and dependents may get Social Security survivors benefits.
Disability Benefits Based on Bone Spurs
When bone spurs affect your ability to use your arms or walk effectively, you can get Social Security disability benefits.
Pernicious Anemia and SCD: Can I Get Disability Benefits?
If you suffer from pernicious anemia and it affects your ability to function at work, you may be eligible for Social Security disability benefits.
Disability for Degenerative Hip Joints: Benefits & Filing
When degenerative hip joints, also known as osteoarthritis of the hip, make it very difficult and painful to walk, you may be able to get disability benefits.