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Unit '3' Doc. (Social Security -&- Disability Law)
TO: John Q. Thomas, Esq. (Supervising Attorney)
FROM: William George (Paralegal)
File No.: #PA13579

RE: Client Mickey McDivet’s Social Security Claim March 19, 2012

INTERNAL MEMORANDUM .STATEMENT OF FACTS (Facts)

With regard to client Mickey McDivet’s (McDivet) medical impairment according to Title 20,

Part 404, Sub Part P, of the Code of Federal Regulations, his impairments do in fact meet the

required standards to qualify his claim for Social Security disability benefits. Pursuant to SSA

requirements, McDivet’s claim should be viable based upon the following facts; [1] there is an

impairment that is or can be medically determined; also [2] despite McDivet’s impairments not

being in existence for the required 12 months, his psychological impairment presents a threat to his

life and possibly the lives of others, there is also a reasonable belief that they will continue to be a

factor for at least 12 months; and finally [3] his impairments are severe enough to hinder him from

being able to maintain employment.

.APPLICABLE MEDICAL LISTINGS

According to the applicable medical listings as laid out in the text, the proper medical listing

for McDivet’s impairments should be as follows: his medically diagnosed condition of “vertigo” is

considered a severe neurological condition, whereby, it falls under the categorical numerical listing

of… [1] “11.00” – which represents neurological disorders; and, as a result of many insecurities

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