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My SSDI case is at the federal appeal level and I need a lawyer that will help me at this level. I live in Arkansas.

Answered 11 months ago by Jason Alan Ostendorf (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
Although I am a How To File An Appeal, I can offer some general information. If your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) case has reached the federal appeal level, it likely means you are pursuing relief in the U.S. District Court after exhausting administrative remedies. Federal court appeals require a lawyer familiar with both Social Security law and federal civil procedure. You should seek a local attorney licensed in your district who handles federal SSDI appeals, as strict filing deadlines apply. Best of luck moving forward.... Read More
Although I am a How To File An Appeal, I can offer some general information. If your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) case has reached the... Read More

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