Spinal Injuries
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The Social Security Administration uses seven main diagnoses for spinal disorders. The diagnoses are:
Are you seeking representation to receive the Social security benefits you deserve? If so, please contact our Social security lawyers regarding your social security benefits claim today! In addition to requiring the applicant with back trouble to have at least one of the diagnoses set out above, the Listing requires that the condition must also "result in the compromise of a nerve root or the spinal cord." To determine Spinal Disorder Disability, SSA enlists vocational rules, which vary according to age education, work experience and physical/mental disorder to determine what other work, if any, the person can perform. If SSA finds that a person can do his past work, benefits are denied. If the person cannot, then the process proceeds to the fifth and final step. Each of the seven diagnoses has their own specific qualifications and guidelines. To determine these alone, even through doctors or medical records may often result in some reason for disqualification of the diagnosis. Legal representation can most often ensure your Social security benefits claim win. Contact Social Security Group for more information on how to win your benefits claim without going through the stress of SSA and the disappointment of wasted time if your claim is denied. Are you seeking representation to receive the Social security benefits you deserve? If so, please contact our Social security lawyers regarding your social security benefits claim today!  
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