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What Are the Rules and Requirements for Social Security Disability Cases?
There are rules on both medical eligibility and financial eligibility for disability benefits.
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Social Security Disability Guidelines
The basics of how Social Security processes and decides a disability claim.
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Is Age a Factor in Social Security Disability Claims?
The Social Security Administration considers several factors to establish an individual's entitlement to Social Security disability or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) disability, and age is one of those criteria.
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What Social Security Disability and SSI Cases Win?
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has a list of impairments that automatically qualify for benefits. But not every medical condition is listed in the manual and, of the ones that are, the requirements are fairly tough to meet. Here's an example.
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Social Security Disability Attorney & Lawyer Information
Social Security Disability Attorney, Non-Attorney Disability Advocate & SSI Lawyer Representation by state.
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What Are the Rules and Requirements for Social Security Disability Cases?
There are rules on both medical eligibility and financial eligibility for disability benefits.
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What Is a Technical Denial in a Disability Case?
Most applicants for Social Security disability benefits are denied for medical reasons -- that is, the Social Security Administration (SSA) didn't find that their medical conditions were so severe that they couldn't work.
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Do I Have to Quit Work to Get Disability?
You can't be doing a substantial amount of work and get Social Security disability.
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How Do You Qualify Medically for Social Security Disability or SSI?
Despite what you might hear, there is an objective system in place at the Social Security Administration (SSA) to qualify individuals for Social Security benefits based on disability.
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Social Security Disability: List of Impairments, Medical Conditions, and Problems
Here are the most common medical impairments and conditions for which claimants seek Social Security disability benefits.
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Multiple Disabilities: Social Security Must Consider Combined Effects
People applying for Social Security disability benefits often have more than one illness or injury that is causing their disability (making them unable to work a full-time job).