Dalton Disability Law Blog

Blue-collar workers are often very hard-working professionals. Many of them start their careers late in their teen years and continue developing specialized skills or relevant experience for decades. They can do real damage to their bodies by performing arduous...

People who have disabling medical conditions or injuries may not be able to work enough to support themselves. For those who have a suitable employment history, filing for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is one option they have.  The application and...

Social Security Disability Insurance provides financial support to people with disabilities that prevent them from working enough to support themselves. However, many individuals may wonder if they can at least work part-time without losing their SSDI benefits.  The...

Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs) are a regular part of receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. These reviews ensure that you still qualify for benefits based on your medical condition.  Keep your medical records updated Your medical records...

Obtaining approval of Social Security Disability Insurance may take great time and effort, so it is natural to have concerns about losing it unnecessarily. Given that SSDI has strict requirements for eligibility, falling short of these qualifications could deprive you...

When you are navigating Social Security Disability Insurance, the prospect of a hearing can be daunting. However, it is important to understand that not every SSDI case requires a hearing. The Social Security Administration has a multi-step process in place to assess...

If you find yourself in the process of applying for Social Security Disability Insurance, you will likely face an SSDI hearing to determine whether or not you will receive the benefits you need. Understanding what to expect from an SSDI hearing can help you prepare...

If you need Social Security disability benefits, do not give up hope if Social Security denies your application. The good news is that Social Security allows applicants to appeal unfavorable decisions by submitting a request for a hearing. Through a hearing overseen...

The Social Security Administration requires proof of disability and limitations when filing a disability claim. This medical evidence can take many forms. Any treating hospitals or physicians will receive a records request from the SSA, and there are several options...

Are you considering applying for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits? If so, there are two earnings tests you will need to take. The purpose of these tests is to ensure that you are unable to work due to a disability. To prepare for the SSDI work tests, you...