Disability Webring

Social Security Disability Webring is a collection of about ten websites that deal with topics relating to Social Security disability. Most of the sites listed are directly related to Social Security disability or indirectly related to disability.
If you review the sites listed on the webring you will find plenty of useful information if you are thinking about or have applied for Social Security disability.

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How does back pay for Social Security disability work ?
How does a Social Security attorney get paid ?
How much does a Social Security disability attorney get paid ?

Disability Guide

Kazmierczak and Kazmierczak LLP own ultimatedisabilityguide.com, and they are Social Security disability attorneys. Generally speaking, this Social Security disability website provides useful information about the Social Security disability programs, medical listings, definitions of various Social Security terms and procedures, and articles about winning Social Security disability benefits.

The resource page does not provide much outside information; although the website sections called Frequently asked Questions and SSDI questions do provide informative answers about various Social Security disability related questions. Even though this website offers free Social Security disability information, Mr. Kazmierczak offers readers plenty of opportunities to acquire legal representation for your Social Security disability claim.


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Are SSI claims denied more than Social Security disability claims ?
If my medical condition keeps me from working will I get Social Security disability ?
How should I prepare for a disability hearing with Social Security ?

SSD Radio

Jonathan Ginsberg created the ssdradio.com website, which provides information regarding Social Security disability. There are two “episodes” which address questions about how long the Social Security disability process may take, work and disabled individuals, and what it may mean if an Administrative law judge states that he thinks you are not being honest or convincing at your hearing.

It appears that Mr Ginsberg does not answer these questions in person, however he does provide “tags” at the bottom of each episode which refer you to a website called technorati.com.

Technorati.com is a huge blog site which has submissions from thousands of blogs, including blogs about Social Security disability. It appears that Mr. Ginsberg has many posts on technorati.com, which appear to be taken from the various websites that Mr. Ginsberg either owns or manages.


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Who will decide my Social Security disability claim?
How long will it usually take to get a decision on a disability claim?
Does Social Security turn down every disability case the first time?

Disability Facts

PDS publishing company, which is owned by Douglas Smith and his wife Barbara Smith, created disabilityfacts.com. Mr.Douglas Smith has practiced Social Security disability law since 1983 according to information provided on the website.

The first page of the website is mostly dedicated to the sale of various publications concerning Social Security disability procedures. Disabilityfacts.com does provide some interesting commentaries in the News and Links section of the website.

Although this site does provide some free information, most of the true information about Social Security disability is for sale either in book form or E-book form. If you wish to purchase more in depth information about Social Security disability, you will find many pamphlets, books, and e-books for sale on this site.


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What happens if my social security disability application is denied?
Disability reconsideration-what is it and how do you file for it?
Can you speed up the Social Security Disability process ?

Sheri Abrams

Sheri Abrams is an attorney who a practices law in the Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC area. Ms. Abrams website, Sheriabrams.com, provides useful information about the Social Security disability process on a Social Security FAQ page.

Additionally, Ms. Abrams provides other legal services in the areas of wills, living wills, financial power of attorney, and health care.

SheriAbrams.com also provides an interesting links page that provides links to sites, which address such topics as fibromyalgia, closed head injuries, PTSD, brain injuries, etc.

Although, Ms. Abrams Social Security information is informative, the website FAQ page does need to be updated to reflect current Social Security monetary amounts such as Substantial gainful activity limits and Supplemental Security Income amounts.


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Appeal a disability claim
How does Social Security determine if I am disabled or not ?
When should you file for disability benefits ?

Social Security Disability Information at Severe

Daley, DeBofsky, and Bryant are the owners of Severe.net. Severe.net provides information about the Social Security medical listings, overpayments, and an assortment of other Social Security disability information. Severe.net also provides a listing of medical conditions with a link to the Google search engine, which allows individuals to search for information about their specific conditions.

Severe.com has a section called Latest Social Security News, which provides links to some articles that may address Social Security topics. Severe.net is user friendly and easily searched for information and it offers wealth of technical information about the Social Security Disability programs such as Social Security Rulings by year and the Disability Insurance rulings.


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Reconsideration of a disability denial- what does it involve ?
How will an attorney help me win disability benefits ?
What is Social Security's definition of disability ?

Lawyers for Social Security

Lawyers dot com provides a page about Social Security disability that provides general information such as the requirements for the Social Security administered disability programs: Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

Additionally, this page provides some definitions of Social Security disability terms, along with a Social Security message board. The message board allows individuals to post questions about various Social Security disability questions. Lawyers dot com also contains paid lawyer advertisements for Social Security disability and other areas of law such as bankruptcy, family law, personal injury, and real estate. Although, lawyers dot com is not specifically geared toward Social Security disability programs, the Social Security message board does offer some information Social Security disability related questions.


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Why do I need an attorney for Social Security disability ?
Will my disability case be reviewed after I have been approved for disability benefits ?
What happens after I file my disability claim ?

Disability Lawyers

Disability Lawyers dotcom covers a variety of disability related topics, which include a couple of references to Social Security disability and Supplemental Security Income. However, Disability Lawyers dotcom also has useful information about Workman’s Compensation, the Americans with Disability Act, OSHA, the Fair Housing Act, as well as many other topics that may affect disabled Americans.

The FAQ page provides general information about the above listed topics and more. Additionally, DisabilityLawyers dot com provides articles about various law decisions that affect disabled individuals, in regards to housing, discrimination, and various disability programs. On the whole, Disability lawyers dotcom offers up to date information on an assortment of topics that affect disabled Americans every day.

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Is Bipolar Disorder a disability according to Social Security?
How severe must your condition be to be awarded Social Security disability?
If you get denied on a disability appeal can you get another appeal ?