Social Security Disability Law Cases

From time to time, the government, through the SSA, reviews all Social Security disability law cases. This is to make sure that people receiving benefits continue to be disabled and meet all other requirements. Your social security benefits, generally, will continue unless there is strong proof that your condition has medically improved and that you are able to return to work.

How often your Social Security disability case is reviewed depends on the severity of your condition and the likelihood of improvement. This can range from six months to seven years. Your award notice shows you when you can expect your first review.

Here are general guidelines for reviews:

• Improvement expected if medical improvement can be predicted when benefits start, your first review should be six to 18 months later.

• Improvement possible if medical improvement is possible but cannot be predicted, your case will be reviewed about every three years.

• Improvement not expected if medical improvement is not likely, your case will be reviewed only about once every five to seven years.

After conducting the review, there will be possibility that the SSA will inform you that they will no longer send you monthly checks. Denied social security benefits may happen if the SSA determined that your illness already improved and you may already perform substantial gainful work.

If this happened and you believe that your medical condition is still disabling you from doing substantial work, you have all the rights to file an appeal. Consult with a qualified disability attorney and ask for his/her assistance in filing an appeal.

Our Social Security law firm handles all sorts of social security disability law cases – both SSDI and SSI claims. We house a team of highly-skilled legal professionals who can assure you of vigorous approach in representing throughout the social security procedures.

Dial our toll-free number and have your Social Security disability law cases be assessed by our expert lawyers. We will be more than glad to provide you free case evaluation and legal advice. We will assure you of continuously getting Social Security benefits that you lawfully deserve.