Our office has been working with “Social Security Claimants” for over two decades. Most Social Security applicants don’t understand what is involved in successfully presenting their case in front of an administrative law judge. First, it is important to understand that it is normally not enough to prove that you can’t work at your last [...]
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St. Louis Social Security Disability Lawyer Discusses Tips on Preparing for Your Hearing
December 23rd, 2009 
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October 7th, 2009 Admin If the evidence provided by the claimant’s own medical sources is inadequate to determine if he or she is disabled, additional medical information may be sought by re-contacting the treating source for additional information or clarification, or by arranging for a CE. The treating source is the preferred source of purchased examinations when the treating [...]
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