Friday Disability Blog Roundup – 12/4

By Gordon Gates on December 4, 2009

There are some new faces and some old hands for this week’s Roundup:

Social Security disability lawyers and non attorney representatives from the Ultimate Social Security Guide published by Karl Kazmierczak
The Difference Between SSDI and SSI for Adults from the Boston Social Security Lawyer blog published by Jennifer Leahy
What Information Does Social Security Need About Your Past Work? from the Disability Secrets Blog pubished by Tim Moore
Social Security Ruling 96-8p and Full-Time Work from the Social Security Disability Lawyer blog published by Gordon Gates
Electronic Medical Records and Social Security Disability from the Delaware Disability Law blog published by Steven Butler
Social Security parent’s benefits from the Colorado Social Security Law blog published by Tomasz Stasiuk

Gordon Gates specializes in Social Security disability law, and he handles claims at every level of the Social Security disability claim process. He assists clients…

Gordon Gates specializes in Social Security disability law, and he handles claims at every level of the Social Security disability claim process. He assists clients with initial applications for disability benefits, with appeals of denied claims, and with hearings by an administrative law judge.

Gordon has successfully appealed unfavorable administrative law judge decisions the Social Security Appeals Council and to U.S. District Court (District of Maine) to have those claims remanded for new hearings.

Gordon attended Maine Maritime Academy and Tulane University Law School. At Tulane, he served as Senior Articles Editor of the Tulane Law Review and graduated magna cum laude. He was admitted to practice law in Maine in 1991. Since 2005, he has concentrated his law practice on Social Security disability and SSI cases.

Gordon is the publisher of Social Security Disability Lawyer, a nationally-read legal blog. He presented at the Fall 2010 conference of National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives (NOSSCR) on the topic of Writing Hearing Briefs for the ALJ.

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