We can draft an On The Record (OTR) request in the event that a case is substantial enough that a Social Security Disability hearing might not be required.
We will produce organized medical summaries containing all the relevant information from the claimant's medical file and Social Security Records.
The importance of a well written pre-hearing SSA SSDI brief to a case cannot be overstated. We will write a brief based on the five step sequential process, complete with relevant facts and evidence.
At Zumbach Social Security Disability Writing, we will assist you with your Social Security Disability needs. We will produce clear, concise, and effective On The Record (OTR) requests, summaries, and pre-hearing briefs in a timely manner. Let us lighten your work load with our writing so that you can focus on winning cases. Integrity is ingrained in every step of our writing process, from careful handing of the claimant's personal and sensitive information, to writing effective and convincing Social Security OTR requests, summaries, and pre-hearing briefs. Let us help you with your Social Security Disability SSA/SSDI writing needs.
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With over a decade of experience in Social Security Disability case management and brief writing, we are able to fulfill your Social Security writing needs.
One of the many benefits of producing a pre-hearing brief is that the judge be able to review the core medical facts of the claim, to make an informed decision of the claim.
In general, monthly benefits awarded to people who are unable to work for a year or more because of a disability. Benefits usually continue until you can work again on a regular basis.
Help identifying to see if your client has had enough work to qualify for disability benefits, we use a step-by-step process involving five questions to determine if you have a qualifying disability.
Producing a short rationale for each “step” in the Social Security Disability sequential evaluation process to refer to supporting evidence.
At Zumbach Writing, we can assist you in identifying the critical issues of the claim, isolating the evidence to help secure a successful claim for your client.
