Denied Social Security Disability? Appeal Within 60 Days #Shorts

Published on October 12, 2026

Denied for Social Security Disability (SSDI)? You have only 60 days to appeal. Don't wait, and don't accept a first denial: a disability attorney explains why most cases are won at the hearing level. This is what ALS.Community webinars are like. Join us next for How and Why I Got to ALS, Wednesday, Oct 14, 3:00 to 4:00 PM ET. Free and online. Save your spot: https://app.als.community/posts/how-and-why-i-got-to-als-105100613 #Shorts #ALS #ALSCommunity #SSDI #SocialSecurityDisability #DisabilityAppeal

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