Blue Island Disability Client Wins New Hearing

Written by John Horn. Posted in Social Security Disability

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Attorney John E. Horn of the law firm of Horn & Kelley, PC, just won in the U.S. District Court another hearing for a Blue Island disability claimant. The case was Schneider v. Colvin, 12 C 9084, Northern District of Illinois, February 20, 2015. Social Security’s decision was not supported by substantial evidence because Social Security erred by not considering whether the Medical Expert’s testimony (at claimant’s second hearing) could support a finding that our client’s overall concentration was limited by an amount that would lead to an allowance of the claim. Although the Medical Expert initially testified about the effect of causalgia on our client’s arms, the Medical Expert also specifically referred to a lack of concentration from the severity of Plaintiff’s pain. The matter is remanded for a determination of the effect of our client’s pain on her concentration, persistence and pace, rather than only on the functional limitations it may cause. .

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We can handle your claim from the very beginning. We apply for Blue Island disability claimants by filing online. Applications for social security disability benefits have a seventy percent chance of being denied. Then it is necessary to file an appeal called reconsideration. We request reconsideration for Blue Island disability applicants by filing their appeals online. Most claims are denied at reconsideration. Then it is necessary to file another appeal requesting a hearing by an administrative law judge. We request hearings for Blue Island disability applicants by filing online. Blue Island disability claims are heard in the Orland Park hearing office. Many claims are won at the hearing level, but if you do not win, an appeal must be filed with the Appeals Council. Like everyone else who appeals to the Appeals Council, Blue Island disability applicants file their appeals in Falls Church, Virginia. The Appeals Council denies eight out of ten appeals. Social Security used to allow sixty-five percent of claims overall, but now it is allowing only forty percent of claims. We aim to win every claim without a hearing, but Social Security is just a big insurance company, and like any other insurance company, it only wants to take in premiums and not pay benefits. That means you need a Social Security Disability Lawyer who will if necessary take your case to the United States District Court, the United States Court of Appeals, or even the United States Supreme Court. Blue Island disability applicants file suit against Social Security in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois in Chicago. If Blue Island disability applicants do not win in the District Court, they appeal to the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago.

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When you apply for social security disability, make sure you hire a fighter, a lawyer who can take your case to the United States District Court or United States Court of Appeals if necessary. You have at least a fifty percent better chance of winning with a fighting lawyer who can take your case to the United States District Court, the United States Court of Appeals or even the United States Supreme Court. Visit our website at johnehornattorney.com. We are national leaders in social security disability law with more cases published in the Forum of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives than anyone else in the country for the last two years. Horn & Kelley won nine of ten decisions in 2014 in the United States District Court two out of two decisions in the United States Court of Appeals in 2014. Follow Horn & Kelley on Twitter @HornKelleyLaw

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Lawyers for Blue Island Disability Applicants, John E. Horn & H. Elizabeth Kelley

Horn said, “We’re glad that we were able to get our client, a Blue Island disability applicant, another hearing, but Social Security should have done it right the first time.” Horn is an attorney who represents people on disability claims at every level in Chicagoland, Northwest Indiana, and nationwide. Horn & Kelley has offices in Chicago, Tinley Park, and La Grange, Illinois, as well as Highland, Indiana. Their Chicago office serves Southwest Chicago. Their Tinley Park office serves Chicago’s southwest suburbs. Blue Island disability would typically see Horn in the Chicago or Tinley Park office. The LaGrange office serves Chicago’s west suburbs. The Highland office serves Northwest Indiana. Horn & Kelley have represented more than 5,000 clients in the past twenty-five years, including clients in Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas, and Wisconsin. They can represent you in any state or territory. If you are a Blue Island disability applicant, get a free evaluation of your social security disability claim and call Horn & Kelley at 888-921-5297. Horn & Kelley practice only in the field of Social Security Disability.

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