With delays in Social Security disability cases reaching three years, it was inevitable that settlement advance funding would be adapted to include Social Security disability cases. Yesterday, a company called AnyLawSuits.com purchased a site review from me through Reviewme.com, which is a marketplace that allows website owners to purchase blog reviews. I thought that AnyLawSuits.com's concept is interesting because they say that any advance issued to a claimant would not have to be repaid if the claimant lost his disability case.
More on Is Settlement Advance Funding Available to Social Security Disaiblity Claimants?
Filed under Delays, Disability hearings by
The staffing and case backlog crisis at the Social Security Administration was the subject of a front page article in USA Today on Monday, July 30, 2007. The article noted that SSA has over 745,000 cases pending with the average wait for a hearing at 17 months. In Atlanta, Georgia, where I practice, the wait time exceeds 30 months (2 1/2 years) – and this is consistent with what I am seeing in my practice.
Filed under Delays by
jonathan, i have had fibro., chronic severe depression for years withrecent dx. of recent dx of some short term memory loss. i have a lawyer case has been somewhere in greensboro nc courts for two years now. all my problems have gotten worse and i do report in every time i see all all my md i never hear from the lawyer is this normal?
–Nancy
More on I've Been Waiting Two Years for a Hearing – Is this "Normal?"
Filed under Delays, Disability hearings by
I applyed in the end of July of 2005 and completed everything that they wanted and now it has been almost 8 months and still nothing I tried calling and she isn’t calling me back and haven’t recieved anything in the mail. –Jessie
Filed under Delays by
I applied for SSD pension almost 6 month ago and have still no answer. Howe long can SSA try to starve you out. I`m also from Germany and ask myself what`s going on. I know there is a treaty with Germany caled totalisation agreemebt. When I went to SSA and applied for supplement SSD they told me I got enough credits (28) to get disability. That`s all good, but when howe long can they let me suffer so my sittuation is getting just worse? That`s exactly what the Insurance company (workcomp) already tried in the last 4 years. It wold be great if somebody can give me an answer. Thanx in advance. –JD
Filed under Delays by
Jonathan Ginsberg

