Administrative Proceedings

Administrative Law is the body of law that regulates the operation and procedures of government agencies, namely their rules, regulations, available information, hearings, appeals and decision-making. In other words, administrative law sets forth how the agencies will implement the laws that a legislature passed; Congress or the State Legislature passes the law, the agency details it. This includes how claims for benefits under the laws will be handled, and the different levels of claim review. Exhaustion of those levels of review are almost always required before a claimant can seek redress in the federal or state court system.

Federal agency procedures are governed by the Administrative Procedure Act.

Social Security (Federal)
Your Right to Question the Decision Made on Your Claim (Social Security Administration)
Your Right to Question a Decision Made on Your Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Claim (Social Security Administration)
Appeal a Decision (Social Security Administration)
Information About Social Security's Hearings and Appeals Process (Social Security Administration)
Your Guide to Social Security Disability Video Hearings (Social Security Administration)
Psychiatric Review Technique (Social Security Administration)
Reviewing Your Disability to check on continued eligilibity. (Social Security Administration)

 

Workers' Compensation
NYS Workers' Compensation Board
Webinars for Workers (NYS Workers' Compensation Board)
Webinars for Employers (NYS Workers' Compensation Board)

 

 

 

 

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