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ALJ Bias

Dealing with “difficult” ALJs can make a challenging case more challenging. For information on complaining about ALJ behavior.

ARTICLES

Class Action Filed Alleging ALJ Bias in Queens
Advocates in New York City welcomed a class action filed in April against the Social Security Administration (SSA) for the denial of full and fair hearings. Read More

ALJ Bias SSR in the Works?
Rumor has it that the Social Security Administration (SSA) plans to revise HALLEX §I-3-125 regarding allegations of ALJ bias and eventually issue a Social Security Ruling (SSR) dealing with complaints of bias on the part of ALJs. Read More

ALJs Protest Bias Findings
Advocates know only too well how difficult it can be to raise claims of bias against an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). Read More

ALJ Complaint Tracking System Established
Complaining about Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) behavior can be a daunting task. Just peruse the many issues of this newsletter chronicling the Pronti litigation that took on one particular ALJ. Social Security Administration (SSA)’s lack of a meaningful complaint process has made it even harder. Read More


ALJ Bias: Articles






NEWSLETTERS

Disability Law News - December 2011
The Disability Law News is a quarterly newsletter published for DAP advocates. Featured in this issue highlights the announcement of a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2012 for monthly Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. Additional articles discuss ALJ bias and defining the rolls of representatives and ALJs. Also in this issue you will find articles on Regulations, Court Decisions, and Administrative Decisions. Read More

Disability Law News - June 2011 Issue
The Disability Law News is a quarterly newsletter published for DAP advocates. Featured in this issue is an article on "SSA Faces Budget Woes". Also in this issue you will find articles on Regulations, Court Decisions, Administrative Decisions, and the Bulletin Board along with other articles Read More