Top 10 Easiest SSA Disability Cases to Win - Part I

00:00 Introduction
01:50 Meet Dan Hyatt: Former Social Security Law Judge
03:42 Top 10 Easiest Disability Cases to Win
07:03 Understanding the Medical Vocational Guidelines
09:07 Proving Disability for Ages 50 and Above
15:59 Navigating Past Relevant Work and Sedentary Jobs
19:16 The Importance of Legal Representation

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Title: Top 10 Easiest SSA Disability Cases to Win - Part I

In the first episode of our 3-part series on the Top 10 Easiest SSA Disability Cases to Win, join us as we delve into the most straightforward cases for obtaining Social Security Disability benefits. Hosted by Peter Evans, the managing partner of Evans Disability, this episode features special guest Dan Hyatt, a former Social Security Law Judge with invaluable insights.

In this episode, we cover:

Introduction: Kick off with an overview of the series and what you can expect.
Meet Dan Hyatt: Get to know Dan Hyatt and his extensive experience in Social Security law.
Top 10 Easiest Disability Cases to Win: Discover which types of cases are generally easier to win and why.
Understanding the Medical Vocational Guidelines: Learn how these guidelines impact the ease of winning a case.
Proving Disability for Ages 50 and Above: Explore the criteria and considerations for individuals over 50.
Navigating Past Relevant Work and Sedentary Jobs: Understand how past work history and the availability of sedentary jobs play a role.
The Importance of Legal Representation: Why having the right legal representation can make all the difference.
This series is designed to help you better understand the disability claims process and identify the easier pathways to securing benefits. Tune in each week over the next three weeks for more insights.

Evans Disability’s core mission is to give hope, encouragement, and knowledge to people who are disabled and help them find a pathway to financial security by guiding them through the Social Security disability process.

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Top 10 Most Difficult SSA Disability Cases to Win:

[ellebee]

Thank you, most relevant information I've received from youtube so far!

[stuartclark]

My ex wife is currently paralyzed on her left side and has been since about February of this year. She had went out on short term disability from Walmart and now she is on long term disability from Walmart. But if I understood my daughter right Walmart is going to be terminating her soon for missing to much work. Can they really do that? It was probably the job that caused all the stress causing all the strokes. She was going to the doctor for a year because of severe headaches prior to her having the strokes. She's had like 11 strokes in a short period of time. She was in management at Walmart but she ended up stepping down because of all the stress. My daughter recently filled out for social security disability a few months ago and they just said she should hear something within 8 to 12 months. Is there anything that she can do to stop Walmart from terminating her to keep from paying her? I mean she paid for that insurance for short and long term disability insurance from Walmart for over 20 years. It's a shame a company that big treats their employees and customers that way. Should be against the law.

[krisroche]

I worked my past job 6 days shy of 25 years, my application is pending, ill be 59 in October, I have had 3 spine surgeries, 2 cervical, 1 lumbar, I provided current MRI'S and Lumbar x-ray, I have severe back pain shooting down my right leg, and numbness down left arm. I have 3 kinds of stenosis in my neck and back. I'm in treatment again, injections are short, and therapy is slow. I left my job because I couldn't take my meds until I reached my job. The pain was awful. After taking my meds, I was unfocused and spacey. Will I qualify?

[seank]

Disability denied me. Had two hearings, two appeals and one remand. Second time the appeals council agreed with the judge. My judge is in the top 20 of the worst judges. To get.

Next is to sue in federal court. Social security is a 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[libertatem_aut_mori_conatur]

How does age (and I have heard, as well as seen many vocational regulations, not a lawyer, just learning, as Im Pro Se, unfortunately on CDR) but wouldnt Programs Operation Manual Systems (POMS DI 26525.045 B.2c), depending on qualifying issues. Social Security Ruling (SSR 16-3p) evidence, as a whole. More importantly though, Wouldn't Sec. 508 of the Acts, stand, in contrast to these? As it states quote:

"Sec. 508. [42 U.S.C. 708] (a)(1) For the purpose of applying the prohibitions against discrimination on the basis of age under the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, on the basis of handicap under section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, on the basis of sex under title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, or on the basis of race, color, or national origin under title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. programs and activities funded in whole or in part with funds made available under this title are considered to be programs and activities receiving Federal financial assistance."

[mydenisejackson]

I wish he would hurry up and get to the questions.😩

[DH-dhnj]

Good luck on getting a doctor to say any of that they won’t and talk about beating a dead horse took you 3/4 of the video to get to where you started from a joke !