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: Social Security Disability Law BlogThe Oregonian Posts a Database of Social Security’s Most Productive Judges
All of us are aware of the unprecedented backlogs at the disability hearing offices around the country - Atlanta is the worst with waits just under 1000 days — and that after a claimant goes thru preliminary levels of appeal that can cost a year’s time. A “good” wait is 300 days. The blame game is in advanced rounds - is it increased applications, lack of staffing, lack of funding, bad management, or unproductive judges? The truth is that it is a little of everything, and it’s just something that needs to be fixed. We are all weary of looking at clients asking us: “what do they expect us to do while we wait?” There’s just no answer.
See the database of judges here:
Full post as published by Social Security Disability Law Blog on January 06, 2009 (boomark / email).
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