Keefe Disability Law has compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions in response to the overwhelming number of people who need help with the Social Security Disability process in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. If you are disabled and need help with disability benefits, read on to learn how to protect your legal rights.
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If my Social Security Disability Insurance claim has been denied, how will SSA update me on the appeal process?
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My SSDI claim was denied; can I apply again?
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What are the benefits of hiring a disability attorney to handle my SSDI appeal?
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What is a durational denial and what does it mean for my SSDI case?
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Will I get a Social Security hearing decision on the day of my hearing?
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My Social Security disability application was denied, and I do not understand the appeals process. Should I contact a lawyer?
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I was denied Social Security disability benefits because of problems with my medical evidence. What do I do now?
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Since my disability claim was rejected, I am struggling to pay bills and get medical care. Could my case now be considered critical?
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If I’m pursuing a disability appeal in Boston, how long will I have to wait? What are my chances of getting approved?
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How do I prove my mental disorder is incapacitating enough to deserve disability?
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After my hip replacement surgery, I applied for SSDI in New Hampshire. They denied me because I did not meet the joint surgery listing. I’m worried! Is there anything I can do?
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I broke my ankle pretty badly and can’t do most of the tasks I’m responsible for at work. I applied for Social Security disability in Boston but was denied. What can I do?
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I’m scared! The Social Security Administration denied my application for SSDI in Watertown because of my past work history. What can I do?
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I’m worried! I applied for Social Security disability in Boston for my scoliosis, but was denied. How can this happen, and what can I do?
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I suffer from lupus and struggle to find a job I can do. I applied for Social Security disability in Boston, but was denied. What can I do?
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I just had major surgery on my knee. There were a few complications during the procedure and I’m no longer able to walk. This has significantly limited my ability to work. I applied for SSDI in Boston for my reconstructive surgery, but was denied. They said I need to be able to show that I am not able to walk effectively. What does that mean?
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I have a few mental illnesses, including anxiety, depression, and substance abuse. I applied for SSDI in Boston and was told to fill out a mental RFC form. What is this form, and how can I fill it out so that I increase my chances of being approved?
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I had a stroke, but my doctor said it was a fairly mild stroke. I suffered some permanent damage, and now have difficulty grasping onto some items, which makes it difficult for me to write or work in my construction job. I applied, but just received a denial for SSDI in Boston after my stroke. What can I do?
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What Should I Do If I'm Denied SSDI for Bell’s Palsy?
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Can I Receive Benefits For Seizures?