If Your Social Security Disability or SSI Claim Has Been Denied After a Hearing Before an Administrative Law Judge, Your Case Is Not Over. You can pursue an appeal before the Social Security Administration's Appeals Council and then even to federal district court. The decision finding you not disabled may contain legal errors that require the agency to consider your claim again.
If a judge or the Appeals Council has denied your Social Security Disability or SSI claim, contact attorney Donald Chewning and Chewning Legal, LLC for a no-cost review of your claim today. There is a deadline for appealing your claim, so you must act quickly. One of Wisconsin's Most Experienced Firms in Handling Social Security Disability/SSI Matters.
Attorney Donald Chewning exclusively represents individuals throughout Wisconsin whose disability claims have been denied by a Social Security Administrative Law Judge or the agency's Appeals Council. Contact Attorney Donald Chewning and Chewning Legal, LLC for a No-Cost Review of Your Claim Today.
If a judge or the Appeals Council has denied your Social Security Disability or SSI claim, contact attorney Donald Chewning and Chewning Legal, LLC for a no-cost review of your claim today. There is a deadline for appealing your claim, so you must act quickly. One of Wisconsin's Most Experienced Firms in Handling Social Security Disability/SSI Matters.
Attorney Donald Chewning exclusively represents individuals throughout Wisconsin whose disability claims have been denied by a Social Security Administrative Law Judge or the agency's Appeals Council. Contact Attorney Donald Chewning and Chewning Legal, LLC for a No-Cost Review of Your Claim Today.
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Chewning Legal, LLC, is one of Wisconsin's most experienced firms in handling Social Security Disability/SSI matters.
Attorney Donald J. Chewning now exclusively represents individuals appealing denials of disability to the Social Security Administration's Appeals Council and to federal district court.
Before focusing on appeals, Don represented hundreds of Social Security disability clients at hearings before Administrative Law Judges across Wisconsin and other states.
He is admitted to practice in the federal courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin and the Northern District of Illinois.
Attorney Donald J. Chewning now exclusively represents individuals appealing denials of disability to the Social Security Administration's Appeals Council and to federal district court.
Before focusing on appeals, Don represented hundreds of Social Security disability clients at hearings before Administrative Law Judges across Wisconsin and other states.
He is admitted to practice in the federal courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin and the Northern District of Illinois.
Once an administrative law judge issues a decision denying your claim, you have 60 days from the date you receive the denial to file a request for review with the Appeals Council.
The Appeals Council is in Falls Church, Virginia and reviews disability denials from around the country.
Unfortunately, the Appeals Council does not usually address the ultimate issue of whether you are disabled.
It is difficult to "win" at the Appeals Council.
Attorney Chewning is familiar with the arguments the Appeals Council may find convincing.
The Appeals Council is in Falls Church, Virginia and reviews disability denials from around the country.
Unfortunately, the Appeals Council does not usually address the ultimate issue of whether you are disabled.
It is difficult to "win" at the Appeals Council.
Attorney Chewning is familiar with the arguments the Appeals Council may find convincing.
Chewning Legal, LLC is located in Two Rivers, Wisconsin, but represents individuals throughout the state.
He is also admitted to practice in the Northern District of Illinois.
Attorney Chewning is admitted to practice in the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
Federal judges in Milwaukee and Green Bay decide appeals of disability cases in that district.
The Eastern District covers roughly one-third of the state, including the greater Milwaukee area, northeast Wisconsin, the Fox Valley, and some northern counties.
He is also admitted to practice in the Northern District of Illinois.
Attorney Chewning is admitted to practice in the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
Federal judges in Milwaukee and Green Bay decide appeals of disability cases in that district.
The Eastern District covers roughly one-third of the state, including the greater Milwaukee area, northeast Wisconsin, the Fox Valley, and some northern counties.
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