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Subscribe NowFifth Circuit Social Security Cases
Cases 1 - 10 of 15,143
Guidry v. Social Security Administration
as 2:2020cv02907
Defendant:
Social Security Administration
Plaintiff:
Ms. Lydia Guidry
Cause Of Action: Review of HHS Decision (DIWC)
Thomas v. Commissioner of Social Security
as 3:2020cv00679
Defendant:
Commissioner of Social Security
Plaintiff:
Lloyd Thomas
Interested Party:
SSA General Counsel
Cause Of Action: Review of HHS Decision (SSID)
Brison v. Commissioner of the Social Security Administration
as 4:2020cv00836
Plaintiff:
Stanley Scott Brison
Defendant:
Commissioner of the Social Security Administration
Cause Of Action: Denial Social Security Benefits
Peeples v. Saul
as 3:2020cv00283
Defendant:
Andrew Saul
Plaintiff:
Ronnie Fred Peeples
Cause Of Action: Review of HHS Decision (SSID)
Williams v. Commissioner, Social Security Administration
as 3:2020cv03222
Plaintiff:
Lance Williams
Interested Party:
Social Security Administration - Interested Party
Defendant:
Commissioner, Social Security Administration
Cause Of Action: Review of HHS Decision
Smith v. Saul
as 4:2020cv00185
Defendant:
Andrew Saul
Plaintiff:
Johnny Smith
Cause Of Action: Review of HHS Decision (SSID)
Joseph v. Saul
as 4:2020cv03630
Defendant:
Andrew Saul
Plaintiff:
Donnell Joseph
Cause Of Action: Denial Social Security Benefits
Scott v. Berryhill
as 3:2020cv00280
Plaintiff:
Monique Scott
Defendant:
Nancy Berryhill
Cause Of Action: Denial Social Security Benefits
Boggs v. Saul
as 1:2020cv00212
Plaintiff:
Charles Wayne Boggs
Defendant:
Andrew Saul
Cause Of Action: Denial Social Security Benefits
Prude v. Commissioner of Social Security
as 3:2020cv00279
Plaintiff:
Terrie Prude
Defendant:
Commissioner of Social Security
Cause Of Action: Denial Social Security Benefits
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