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Old 12-29-2011, 11:54 PM #7
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Originally Posted by tanysha26 View Post
Hello my son had an hearing nov.29 of this year and I have to admit that it went really well. The judge was really nice and funny he said I was very articular and he doesnt give out complanints really. He didn't even ask me questions or my son there was no voc. expert and no medical expert either. The hearing lasted about 15 minutes and he said I will take it from here. I called the office yesterday and the judge sec. Said he is working on ur son cases we speak and he is sending it to a decision writer then it will come back to him from him to sign off so u and ur son should expect something within 8 to 12 weeks. His fully favorable percentage is 79% and his partial favorable is 19% and his awards percentage is 79% as well. I need some understanding please help my son has been waiting for three years he was denied twice that's how we got before a judge.
There is no question here. You say you want some understanding but you seem to have fully explained the status of your son's claim. If you want to know what the judge is going to do, no one here can tell you.

The statistics you quote confused me. Fully favorable 79%; partially favorable 19%? That means 98% of the claimants he sees he finds disabled. That is a scary scary thought to me, but should be reassuring to you. This ALJ has never met a claimant who is not disabled. He approves virtually everyone if your percentages are correct. Why bother having a hearing if everyone is approvable. Scary thought.
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