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Peter J. LemoinePeter J. LemoineFormer Social Security judge

Denied Disability? That’s Not the End of Your Claim.

Most people are denied the first time. Many are approved at the hearing — with a lawyer who knows what the judge needs.

Free case review. No fee unless we win your case.

Peter J. Lemoine, former Social Security judge
Peter J. LemoineFormer Social Security judge

You have 60 days to appeal

A denial letter starts a 60-day clock. Miss it and you may have to start over and lose months. If you were denied recently, call today.

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Why a hearing is different from an application

  • Your claim is heard by an administrative law judge, in person
  • You can testify and explain what the paperwork couldn’t
  • The judge can ask questions the reviewer never did
  • Representation matters more here than at any other stage
The Lemoine Law Firm legal team
Peter J. Lemoine (second from left) with the Lemoine Law Firm team

A former judge reads your file the way the judge will

Peter J. Lemoine decided disability claims from the bench. He knows what persuades a judge at hearing, because he sat in that seat.

Hearings for this area are held at the Mobile hearing office.

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