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My insurance filed for disability for me, it got rejected and my insurance has a lawyer to appeal the decision, but I don't know how that works. They are gonna call me this week but what do they need from me? I wish I knew how this process worked. Anyone know?
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If you love legal thrillers or true crime, you probably know that trials are rarely as simple as they look on television. But the real legal battles often start after the verdict is delivered. Wes Skillings just published an engaging piece titled How Appeals Reveal Missing Evidence: An In-Depth Examination of the Legal System that pulls back the curtain on the appellate process. The article breaks down how missing files, hidden biases, and procedural mistakes get caught during the appeals phase, fundamentally changing the outcome of high-stakes cases. It is a fantastic guide for writers, history buffs, or anyone fascinated by the pursuit of justice. Link to the full guide below:
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YouTube’s Appeals System Is Designed to Fail
By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — February 15, 2026 Reporting For years, YouTube has told users and regulators that content moderation errors can be corrected through a fair and accessible appeals process. In public statements to European regulators, the company has described this system as a safeguard that protects creators from mistaken…
Met with an attorney today who thinks we have a case for appealing SSDI's decisions to deny us disability benefits & SSI backpay for the months we've been out of work - The way her firm operates is she doesn't get paid unless our case wins, so I'm trusting her judgement that we could succeed at the hearing stage. She seemed sympathetic to our struggles, especially regarding how we've been discriminated against by employers & government agencies who don't see most of our disabilities as valid. She's sending paperwork to get a better picture of our experiences overall & build our case; she also advised we are on the right path by having a neurologist appt set up for next week & a physical in early March, and for actively pursuing a psychological evaluation with a gender-affirming specialist.
Idk cuz we really hate getting our hopes up when there's a buncha bureaucratic bullshit between our present moment & a (potentially) brighter future, but we feel like this is at least a good direction for us to set our sights on. Talked with my counselor friend today about how it's hard holding onto hope when the system is built to shut you out, up & down - how we as a system feel useless in an environment that so often plays despair as a measurable rite of passage to earn the pitied pittance of rights, under supervision, of course.
Anyways, probably gonna be increasing our use of this site as a venting platform as well as a space to completely dissociate somewhat safely - so, sorry in advance if you aren't looking forward to hearing from other alters' perspectives on what we're going thru. We'll still try to keep the train of reblogged shitposts & cute stuffs rolling whenever possible.
In the meantime, thanks for hearing me out - Melange
Appeals court ruling deals blow to Cannabis Commission
The appeals court, in a separate case, said the AMCC’s appeals process appears to be inadequate and not compliant with state laws. While upholding some actions taken by the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission, the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals on Friday seemingly dealt a blow to the commission’s defense in other legal action challenging its licensing process. Friday’s opinion came in response to…
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C. J. Rice’s Narrow Path to Freedom
C. J. Rice’s Narrow Path to Freedom
Last week, The Atlantic published its November cover story, “Good Luck, Mr. Rice,” in which Jake Tapper investigates the case of a Philadelphia teenager who was convicted of attempted murder after a 2011 shooting that left four injured. C. J. Rice, now 28, has maintained his innocence. No physical evidence tied him (or anyone) to the crime, and the single eyewitness who identified him as the…
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Welp, caught a ban for sticking up for a friend. Guess we’ll see what happens with the appeal.
Working Within the System
Working Within the System
Why is it so hard to fight for our rights? As Disabled persons we have a greater need for services than many but either by our own inabilities to disseminate the proper information to the proper authorities, coupled with, the inflexibility of a system that has fewer and fewer resources and people who are not properly trained to handle our population . . . nor necessarily have the attitudes and…
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