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Victory in Disability Case! What This Means for Your New Social Security Hearing

Jan 27, 2025
1 min read

Updated: May 18




Victory in Disability Case!


We did it! I am so thrilled to tell you that today we got notification that we won the case. The Federal Court agreed with us. They found that Social Security got it wrong, and you're going to get a new hearing. You're going to get an opportunity to prove disability all over again.


This is going to be the best chance you have to prove disability, and I'm so thrilled that we were able to help. Now your case goes back to Social Security. You'll get an opportunity to submit all new evidence, and you'll have a new hearing. You can bring witnesses to help you prove your disability case.


For this reason, you should contact your previous attorney so that you're ready for when you have that new hearing.



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