SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY
IS ONLY AREA OF PRACTICE!
Continue to pursue your claim despite being told NO by the Administrative Law Judge or the Appeals Council. Linerud Law Firm is committed to reversing disability denials. Attorney Rory Linerud has been instrumental in appealing and overturning Social Security denials for more than two decades throughout the country.
1144 Wallace Road NW, #212, Salem, OR 97304 Phone: 503-999-7253 Fax: 503-877-6691 Email: Rory@LinerudLawFirm.com
1144 Wallace Road NW, #212 Salem, OR 97304 Phone: 503-999-7253 Fax: 503-877-6691 Email: Rory@LinerudLawFirm.com
NO FEES UNLESS YOU WIN!
1144 Wallace Road NW, #212, Salem, OR 97304 Phone: 971-218-6954 Fax: 503-877-6691 Email: Rory@LinerudLawFirm.com
1144 Wallace Road NW, #212, Salem, OR 97304 Phone: 503-999-7253 Fax: 503-877-6691 Email: Rory@LinerudLawFirm.com
1144 Wallace Road NW, #212
Salem, OR 97304
Phone: 971-218-6954
Fax: 503-877-6691
E: Rory@LinerudLawFirm.com
1144 Wallace Road NW, #212 Salem, OR 97304
Phone: 971-218-6954 Fax: 503-877-6691
Email: Rory@LinerudLawFirm.com
WERE YOU DENIED BY THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE OR APPEALS COUNCIL? WE CAN HELP!
Social Security Disability appeals require critical attention to detail, a significant amount of time, and dedicated hard work. And though a person could begin an appeal without an attorney, it is not recommended by Linerud Law Firm.
Rory Linerud has dedicated his entire practice to zealously representing individuals in Social Security Disability appeal cases. This includes cases appealed to the Appeals Council and the Federal District Court.
Rory Linerud’s knowledge and experience of appellate work in Social Security cases has been established by his more than twenty years successfully representing clients at the Appeals Council and Federal Court.
PLEASE NOTE! YOU HAVE ONLY 60 DAYS TO FILE AN APPEAL OF A DENIAL FROM THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE OR APPEALS COUNCIL.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO DISCUSS YOUR DENIAL AND POTENTIAL APPEAL AT NO COST, PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
CONTACT LINERUD LAW FIRM FOR FREE CONSULTATION!
WERE AYOU DENIED BY THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE OR APPEALS COUNCIL? WE CAN HELP!
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WERE YOU DENIED BY THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE OR APPEALS COUNCIL? WE CAN HELP!
WORRIED ABOUT THE COSTS WITH BRINGING A CASE TO FEDERAL COURT? WE CAN HELP!
Costs: You will have no initial cost associated with filing the case in federal court if we represent you. A filing fee is normally required at federal court. However, we will seek an order that allows this to be waived if you are unable to afford the fee. A federal judge or magistrate determines whether you satisfy the waiver requirements. And, in an effort to eliminate any cost barriers for you, should you not satisfy the requirements for waiver, we will advance the filing fee provided we represent you in the federal case.
Fees: There are no attorney fees unless we win your case. For federal court work, the fees are usually paid by the government. They are called Equal Access to Justice Act fees and do not come out of your past-due benefits. There is an additional potential fee that could occur when the case is reversed completely. And this possible fee would be a portion of past-due benefits to which you are entitled. Please note if you came to Linerud Law Firm by way of a referral from a another attorney who represented you previously, this fee may be waived by Linerud so your prior attorney could seek this fee if they chose to do so. In short, Linerud Law Firm will not ask you to pay an attorney fee if not authorized by the Social Security Administration and/or Federal Court. For a full explanation of how the fee process works and the different possibilities involving fees, please contact our office. (Please see Appeals Council and Federal Court tabs on the menu for more detailed discussion about the process at the Appeals Council and Federal Court).
IS IT BETTER TO FILE A NEW CLAIM OR APPEAL THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE OR APPEALS COUNCIL DENIAL? ITEMS TO CONSIDER:
People often elect to file a new claim after an Administrative Law Judge or Appeals Council denial, but there are substantial reasons why they should appeal:
- A new claim typically begins a new timeline for benefits. By not appealing the prior denial, this will usually result in losing a substantial amount of past due-benefits. Essentially all the time waiting for your prior claim to be processed and ultimately denied would be lost. For this reason, it is critical that you consider remaining persistent in your claim for the full amount of benefits. With an appeal to federal court, you ensure the original application and disability dates will be used when calculating your past-due benefits in their entirety; and
- When a new claim is filed rather than appealing, there may be a presumption that you are not disabled as found by the Administrative Law Judge or Appeals Council. This presumption can be overcome but it can create an additional issue that would need to be addressed in your next claim. In some cases, this presumption can be a significant barrier to obtaining benefits. (Please see Appeals Council and Federal Court tabs on the menu for more detailed discussion about the process at the Appeals Council and Federal Court).
if you are being told
AT EVERY LEVEL, DO NOT BECOME DISCOURAGED. WE ARE COMMITTED TO HELPING YOU OBTAIN YOUR RIGHTFUL BENEFITS!
WERE YOU DENIED BY THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE OR APPEALS COUNCIL? WE CAN HELP!
Social Security Disability appeals require critical attention to detail, a significant amount of time, and dedicated hard work. And though a person could begin an appeal without an attorney, it is not recommended by Linerud Law Firm.
Rory Linerud has dedicated his entire practice to zealously representing individuals in Social Security Disability appeal cases. This includes cases appealed to the Appeals Council and the Federal District Court.
Rory Linerud’s knowledge and experience of appellate work in Social Security cases has been established by his more than twenty years successfully representing clients at the Appeals Council and Federal Court.
PLEASE NOTE! YOU HAVE ONLY 60 DAYS TO FILE AN APPEAL OF A DENIAL FROM THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE OR APPEALS COUNCIL.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO DISCUSS YOUR DENIAL AND POTENTIAL APPEAL AT NO COST, PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
WERE YOU DENIED BY THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE OR APPEALS COUNCIL? WE CAN HELP!
Social Security Disability appeals require critical attention to detail, a significant amount of time, and dedicated hard work. And though a person could begin an appeal without an attorney, it is not recommended by Linerud Law Firm.
Rory Linerud has dedicated his entire practice to zealously representing individuals in Social Security Disability appeal cases. This includes cases appealed to the Appeals Council and the Federal District Court.
Rory Linerud’s knowledge and experience of appellate work in Social Security cases has been established by his more than twenty years successfully representing clients at the Appeals Council and Federal Court.
PLEASE NOTE! YOU HAVE ONLY 60 DAYS TO FILE AN APPEAL OF A DENIAL FROM THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE OR APPEALS COUNCIL.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO DISCUSS YOUR DENIAL AND POTENTIAL APPEAL AT NO COST, PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
worried about the costs with bringing a case to federal court? we can help!
Costs: You will have no initial cost associated with filing the case in federal court if we represent you. A filing fee is normally required at federal court. However, we will seek an order that allows this to be waived if you are unable to afford the fee. A federal judge or magistrate determines whether you satisfy the waiver requirements. And, in an effort to eliminate any cost barriers for you, should you not satisfy the requirements for waiver, we will advance the filing fee provided we represent you in the federal case.
Fees: There are no attorney fees unless we win your case. For federal court work, the fees are usually paid by the government. They are called Equal Access to Justice Act fees and do not come out of your past-due benefits. There is an additional potential fee that could occur when the case is reversed completely. And this possible fee would be a portion of past-due benefits to which you are entitled. Please note if you came to Linerud Law Firm by way of a referral from a another attorney who represented you previously, this fee may be waived by Linerud so your prior attorney could seek this payment if they chose to do so. In short, Linerud Law Firm will not ask you to pay an attorney fee if not authorized by the Social Security Administration and/or Federal Court. For a full explanation of how the fee process works and the different possibilities involving fees, please contact our office. (Please see Appeals Council and Federal Court tabs on the menu for more detailed discussion about the process at the Appeals Council and Federal Court).
IS IT BETTER TO FILE A NEW CLAIM OR APPEAL THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE OR APPEALS COUNCIL DENIAL? ITEMS TO CONSIDER:
People often elect to file a new claim after an Administrative Law Judge or Appeals Council denial, but there are substantial reasons why they should appeal:
- A new claim typically begins a new timeline for benefits. By not appealing the prior denial, this will usually result in losing a substantial amount of past due-benefits. Essentially all the time waiting for your prior claim to be processed and ultimately denied would be lost. For this reason, it is critical that you consider remaining persistent in your claim for the full amount of benefits. With an appeal to federal court, you ensure the original application and disability dates will be used when calculating your past-due benefits in their entirety; and
- When a new claim is filed rather than appealing, there may be a presumption that you are not disabled as found by the Administrative Law Judge or Appeals Council. This presumption can be overcome but it can create an additional issue that would need to be addressed in your next claim. In some cases, this presumption can be a significant barrier to obtaining benefits. (Please see Appeals Council and Federal Court tabs on the menu for more detailed discussion about the process at the Appeals Council and Federal Court).
if you are being told
AT EVERY LEVEL, DO NOT BECOME DISCOURAGED. WE ARE COMMITTED TO HELPING YOU OBTAIN YOUR RIGHTFUL BENEFITS!
