Is There a Formula to Guarantee Success for Disability?

[@markstench4470]

As always great information. I've said this before if you get sick you go to a doctor, car breaks down a mechanic, toilet won't flush you call a plumber, need to navigate this mess called Social Security get an attorney, do your research, then listen to this man if your not able to retain him, his videos make your attorneys job easier if you help him he will work harder for you. Sorry for the ramble, Thank you Counselor, Thank you

[@msladykathryn313]

I had a phone interview with the judge in beginning of April with the judge ( was approved) and beginning of June, I got my SSDI. I listened to you, Mr Jonathan Ginsberg. You were so very helpful. Thank you ever so much

[@tikkibob011]

Hello everyone. I watched this guys video yesterday in the last hour before my hearing. And I won my case. Thank you very much!!!!

[@carisowealthy]

I won my case. Thank you 😊

[@The_Temple]

be mid 50s on up, having had same job for 15+ years in a sedentary occupation, developing medical conditions such that you cannot perform said job or similar in a full-time capacity, and have abundant medical records to back up your claim

[@liberty_to_the_captives]

Using Mr. Ginsberg's information and suggestions, I received a bench decision from the Judge approving me for SSDI yesterday. I cannot thank this gentleman enough for sharing his knowledge and wisdom for free to those of us muddling through the claims process. Thank you, Mr. Ginsberg!

[@ssdattorney]

You are very welcome - congratulations on the approval.

[@imxploring]

Excellent points (as always) Jonathan. Medical treatment, compliance, and documentation is super important both in your claim... but perhaps more importantly in trying to get better! If you don't meet a listing level then a clear theory on how the symptoms of your condition limit your ability to become employed is super important. But perhaps the most important factor is.... a clear and solid work history! Judges have to sort through a lot of questionable claims. One of the FIRST factors the ALJ will see is a claimant's work history.... the more solid and lengthy that history is... the more likely the ALJ is to move forward in the steps in determining if your impairment is disabling. Work history is a big factor.

[@ssdattorney]

All good points -I agree with everything you say.

[@hectorhector5084]

I love this lawyer he really give some helpful advice. I wont my ssi lots of his videos help me!!!

[@r0csi]

Thank you I have followed all those steps, I am at Recon right now I spoke to them today they have received all my records again and the new questionnaires and I was told they are working on it, I have 2HNPs with tears DDD, spondylosis, L3through S1 fused, neuropathy going down the left leg and nerve conduction tests muscle tests MRIs failed epidural injections, 3 months of physical therapy and several months of neuro notes to back it up. All caused by a tractor trailer accident last year! I’m really hoping and praying to God I can win this! I am desperate and can barely walk or stand. Thank you for always keeping us informed, it’s a great service to your community! All this info has helped me get together all the proper records and do this step by step! I just hoping to get approved without having to go to court! Thanks again

[@jenbill]

This guy is good everything he stated is a fact, having gone through the process I have first hand knowledge was a forklift operator for the same company over 30 years shipping and receiving and the numbness in hands and feet, the frequent bathroom breaks from medications and blurred vision along with limited exposure to direct or indirect sunlight made it impossible to continue working. All back up by medical records and specialist confirming conditions.

[@wscogin7974]

You are so great at teaching us all so much! I so wished I would have selected you to be my attorney!

[@michaelallsup1]

Ive all but given up on the system. I have so many confirmed problems, seen many docs, MRIs, XRAYs, bone density, blood tests, EMGs. Ive had a pain specialist over a year and a half, tried many things that have not helped or even caused more probs. I had a hearing this past Dec, and had the judge throw out all evidence just because. My attorney said they can do that when they wish to. Starting all over but realy sick of it when we all know multiple people collecting benefits who dont need them.

[@beverlyann111]

Thanks for everything that you do for us regular people

[@dallasfleetwood9086]

Thank you so much for all your knowledge, i am systematically watching all of your videos in preparation to filing, i feel more confident in my decision to file as i learn more about the process from you.

[@angelsbutterflies6293]

Thank you so much for you're knowledge on all of these video's they help out so much and i appreciate the information that you are sharing with all of us.

[@user-dn5ic2nw2l]

Thank you! Great information as always. I wish you was my attorney 😊

[@angelsbutterflies6293]

Yes i agree, he would be my first attorney of choice no doubt about that. But i would and have taken his advise on Mr.. Johnathan Ginsberg referring me to a law firm because i live in a different state and some attorney's travel and some don't. But i trust his opinion anyday of the week. Just listened to all his videos i try to do it everyday and I'm taking notes noe becsuse he has given us so many great video's and advice to listen to and go by and I'm forever thankful for what he has done. I would hire him in a heartbeat i totally agree if i could and lived in the same state.

[@WillTennessee]

Still waiting for my decision in reconsideration Level. I'm tired of waiting. Its been 8 months now since I filed my appeal

[@frankjayobermeyerjr.1382]

Appreciate listening have learned a great deal

[@Mentallect]

Covid-19 has a negative impact on SSDI applicants even with multiple firm diagnosis and continued medical use. I refuse to enter a doctor's office unless its life or death. I am now curious how the SSA will view fewer medical records from specialists within the last year, less physical therapy, etc? I see those being a huge detriment to winning claims.

[@thaumaturge47]

Awesome Information 🤠!!!! Thank you 😊

[@ssdattorney]

You are very welcome.

[@WillTennessee]

Thank you for your knowledge

[@raulsergio8650]

Thank you so much

[@ceealston117]

After being denied twice, I finally won my case last year. I received my back pay less the attorney fee. Will I need to pay federal or state taxes on the amount before or after the attorney feet or at all as this was an award. Also, while I was employed the insurance company handled my case and determined that I was not disabled even with all the chronic illness on top of why I was filing for disabilty. They also were unable to find me a job I could do. Therefore I took early retirement and left my job. While I was trying to get disability, the insurance company had me to sigh a form saying if I got any money I would pay the overlap. When I retired, I pursued the case with an attorney directly with SSA and they denied me. We repealed the case twice and won. We are now 2 years out past my retirement. They deducted 6 months and awarded me the rest. So my question also is do I have to pay this money back to my employer or insurance? Thanks

[@sallyjohnson]

Johnathan, what about continued treatment for fibromyalgia. I was denied three times and then with appeals council. My physicians have fully supported me and vocational expert stated that my job was non transferable and I fall into the guidelines for being disabled according to their grid rule chart, yet I was denied. So now I’m on a new disability case and yes there is more documentation and regular specialist visits with treatment being followed. I have an attorney but want to know if I have a better chance this time. It’s so difficult when you have physician support. Thank you for your videos, very helpful.

[@batgirl1970-]

How about having all of those things, plus an RFC from your specialist? A walker from your specialist, two ankle braces, and a handicap parking permit? I had my hearing in early May over the phone due to Covid, and still haven't heard. I'm a nervous wreck!

[@SteffyRabbitheart]

Would seeing a pain management be considered a specialist by a judge? I see them for multiple medical issues, or should I have a different specialist for each medical issue?

[@smile_nia_]

How often should you go to appointments?

[@michellemaria1360]

I had many procedures, visits and tx missed dt COVID lockdown. However, in September, October and November I'll be all caught back up.

[@smile_nia_]

Great video!

[@ssdattorney]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@tennesseemomma8715]

I called today and the lady at SS told me it's still processing , but I thought it was odd that she ask me a question I never been ask? She said did someone explain to you that once approved you will have to wait for 2 years for insurance? .... I said no..which no one ever has. Do you think that was a hint from her? I haven't even received anything even a questionnaire in the mail yet.. i had my MRI and think I have my medical records I need

[@rjbarcelona3465]

I am a 51YO 26 year Veteran with 100% P & T. My documented major issues are: - MH diagnosis - LBP with Severe L5-S1 degenerative disks + bulging disks w MRI - Moderate L4-L5 degenerative disks w MRI - R Knee Total Knee Replacement - History of Left knee surgery and severe pain with 5-7 years history of injections - Chronic Migraine w Imitrex meds - Incontinence - IBS - Dozens of daily meds and weekly med appts What are my chances with SSDI

[@immee2824]

I think I understand what you're talking about, my question is. Why did you change your screen saver?

[@ssdattorney]

I change it periodically and more recently I have been recording the videos in my office where I have a totally different background. Gotta change things up sometimes.

[@elizabethcantu9128]

Gracias gracias 🙏 gracias 🙏 excelente

[@Lissa5628]

Do you have any winning strategies for social phobia? I have PTSD Social phobia and major depressive disorder. I was denied ssdi but I have a hearing for SSI. Is SSDI harder to get than SSI?

[@johnfl1152]

If i have fision and herniated disk also muscle pain neck , num leds ,arms

[@lonzoclancy9418]

What's the remedy when you get a federal judge REMANDED SSA case what are the judges looking for

[@cameraheadproduction6389]

If a SSI doctor approved you as disabled is that for sure winning case ??

[@samdog8087]

My initial just denied, they had no records after March....helllo, nys, covid, remember ?

[@NoahFranke01]

I'm currently 19 and have IBS that greatly limits what I'm able to do. I am constantly taking bathroom breaks that can take up to an hour. I've only had one job, which I've had multiple absences from. I want to work but I can expend energy for more than 30 min to an hour before I'm doubled over in pain and unable to move. I havent been able to see a doctor due to covid since my mother and I are both high risk. My question is, Is the gap in medical records due to covid, my age, and my lack of work history to much of a hurdle to overcome in a disability case?

[@faustinajones7979]

Can you advise me to a SS a Attorney please and thank you

[@garryramsey1949]

Hi, my question is, is it possible to change attorneys during the process of applying for Social Security Disability? Thank you

[@shakeemalynch39]

Gm Jonathan I was wondering after I have my perk interview how long after that do I get my SSI back pay

[@Godisgreat-b4e]

ASAP 💯

[@danetheballoonman1667]

I was just denied today. I think they want you about dead before approval

[@meenajones202]

Can you give any advice for thoes of us whoes case was sent back to the judge? Mine was and I received a voicemail today asking if I'm willing to do a phone interview.

[@Natalie-np9er]

By getting your own medical records summary to ssd does that help some?

[@emiliagarza8198]

I learned that getting an attorney helps out alot, because SS sends you alot of forms to fill out. It's time consuming.

[@ssdattorney]

Yes - anything you can do to make sure that SSA has a complete file is a good thing.

[@meanboycoins6250]

Where do pain management doctors come into this? Some orthopedic doctors refer you to a pain management Doctor after surgery. So you don’t see them .

[@dougs7367]

Do you take cases in Florida

[@loidamasters4258]

Question.. I got a hearing December 12, 2019 and then I got denied in my Atorney file an appeal how long For they decision to com .. and do I have another hearing for that.. thank you

[@midhetazekotic2478]

How about artery disease PAD and PVD disease

[@angelsbutterflies6293]

Just a question for anyone that would know the answer. Does anyone know how you find out i guess you call the rating of the ALJ Judge that you're going to be seeing or talking to on the phone. Just curious please and thank you?

[@soniafofana5393]

Hi where are you located?

[@ssdattorney]

I am in Atlanta but SSD hearings are now virtual so I am not limited geographically.

[@truckernaut2314]

Is it good or bad news if socail security judge calls for second hearing ?

[@amparohernandez7506]

But how does anyone get to see a specialist on going when someone like me has to pay out of pocket SMH I can't afford insurance n thts why I can't see a specialist cuz I don't have money goodness But yet I have worked all my life and for what SMH 😔

[@angelsbutterflies6293]

I can relate to that trust me. I worked in the medical field most my life and i had the best insurance and it wasn't cheap for the family plan but i worked so much that i barely had time to use it and it was frowned upon missing any work so then when something happens to you and you can't work and afford insurance and they think you can just pull money out of a tree to go see a dr or a specialist i know how you feel and it stinks and it's so so unfair. People say that they're are clinics and places in you're area but nobody I've heard of gets seen for free. I mean why would anyone apply for social security if they could work right. You do have the scammers but I've heard that they've changed the social security laws back when and now it's much harder to get because of those people and they are the ones who make it hard for the people who do really need it.

[@emiliagarza8198]

Are your chances better if you obtain an attorney?

[@ssdattorney]

Certainly so at a hearing. I don't think you need a lawyer to apply for benefits. I think there are good reasons to hire a lawyer to help with the recon appeal as well.

[@annieleereed7113]

Why do some people get a bunch of back pay and some don't is that fair

[@ourtravelingzoo3740]

It has to do with your award amount and the length of time you wait between filing and being approved

[@raulsergio8650]

👍👌💐💐💐🌷🌷💐💐💐

[@jasminevictoriaaa2199]

I just reapply for reconsideration I would like to be approved between October and November I know I takes 3-5 months ✨💜

[@MrJking065]

Step 1 have verified medical records and really be disabled.

[@giomafiagio2958]

I would like to hire you as my lawyer I am three years in the night twice but with a strong case I have a lawyer

[@korcismcmillian5892]

I had surgery with neurosurgery they lie on me they said my name was Patrick my korcis Mcmillian n said I didn't have my cain under doctor went to therapy had my cain every time they lie on it my leg n feet goes out

[@alicetovar4951]

My grandson is sick he doesn't get help

[@Godisgreat-b4e]

Get a attroney good luck hope your grandson feel better ❤️❤️❤️🍀

[@Medietos]

Why doesn't your grandson get help when he is sick?