Your hearing in front of an administrative law judge will take place approximately 1½ to 2 years after you initially file for Social Security benefits. This hearing will last for roughly one hour and is your chance to tell Social Security your story – to tell a Social Security judge why you deserve disability benefits.
Should your benefits claim go to hearing, at Moore & McQuain we work hard so that we can accurately and effectively present your case to an administrative law judge. Our goal is to get the judge to view you as a human being and not as a nine-digit number. We do this by listening to you to understand your debilitating conditions, by working with you to acquire all relevant medical records and by recruiting your friends, former co-workers, and/or family members to testify in support of your claim.
Moore & McQuain attorneys have over 30 years of experience helping Oregonians obtain Social Security Disability benefits and are well-equipped to fight for your benefits claim. If you have filed a Social Security claim or have questions regarding Social Security disability law, please contact our office to schedule a free initial consultation.