Why you should trust Cochran Firm Disability Lawyers Social Security Disability lawyers to assist you in gaining your Social Security disability benefits

George Weatherby  was involved in a motorcycle accident in 2006 and sought benefits, but was denied Social Security Disability benefits. Mr. Weatherby continued to suffer from his serious injuries and had been unemployed for five years since his accident. Mr. Weatherby's initial claims were promptly denied by the Social Security Administration and he faced a hearing before the Administrative Law Judge where he was pitted against a Vocational Expert who was to testify that Mr. Weatherby could hold various occupational positions. If this was your case, would you want to be alone or have an experienced Social Security disability lawyer on your side? (Case No. 10-3736, United States Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit)

Toni Chiaradio's claim was denied twice and she found herself appearing before an ALJ (Administrative Law Judge) in 2011. The Social Security Administration had denied her Social Security disability benefits even though she suffered from and took medications for BiPolar disorder, chronic asthma, lower lumbar pain, cystitis, and diverticulitis. If this was your case, would you want to be alone or have an experienced Social Security disability lawyer on your side? (Case No. 10-3605, United States Court of Appeals, Third Circuit).

In 2010 Tina Richter was denied Social Security disability benefits after a hearing in District Court. However, her Social Security disability lawyers found that the judge had made a possible error on the bench and were able to file a request for another appeal. If this was your case, would you want to be alone or have an experienced Social Security disability lawyer on your side? (No. 09-12674. Non-Argument Calendar, United States Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit)

Sandra Raduc found herself in a pinch when she was denied Social Security disability benefits after a hearing from an ALJ (or Administrative Law Judge). Sandra had presented evidence of her disability which involved severe chronic lower back pain, irritable bowel syndrome, degenerative joint disease in her knee and a severe mental impairment from anxiety disorder and depression. Her Social Security disability lawyers were able to request another appeal based on errors they felt were made by the ALJ. If this was your case, would you want to be alone or have an experienced Social Security disability lawyer on your side? (No. 09-12749. Non-Argument Calendar, United States Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit)