Monthly Archives: July 2014

How are the Opinions of Treating Sources in Social Security Disability Considered?

Posted on July 27, 2014 by farmerdreiser

     In Social Security Disability or SSI claims, the residual functional capacity (RFC) (to learn more about exertional levels click here) of the Claimant is very often the determining factor in whether someone is found disabled.  The SSA or the … Continue reading →

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Tony Farmer and John Dreiser Named Among Top Attorneys in Knoxville

Posted on July 18, 2014 by farmerdreiser

     In the July/August edition of CityView magazine, Tony Farmer and John Dreiser were recognized as Top Attorneys in several areas of practice.  Each year, CityView magazine conducts a poll of the members of the Knoxville legal community regarding who … Continue reading →

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What Does the Social Security Administration Mean When They Talk About Exertional Level in Disability Claims?

Posted on July 13, 2014 by farmerdreiser

     Social Security Disability and SSI claims often deal with physical ailments and a person’s inability to perform the physical requirements of his work.  The Social Security Administration determines whether the person seeking benefits can perform his/her past work and whether … Continue reading →

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Wait Times Continue to Increase for Social Security Disability with Less Claimants Being Approved!

Posted on July 10, 2014 by farmerdreiser

     The news for people applying for Social Security Disability and SSI and waiting for a hearing continues to worsen in terms of wait times for hearings and percentage of people awarded disability.  Just a few months ago, in May of … Continue reading →

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