Social Security: The Case of the Dubious Disability

Moran, William B

ISBN 13: 9798822986015

Published by Palmetto Publishing, 2025

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Social Security: The Case of the Dubious Disability
• Publisher: Palmetto Publishing
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798822986015
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Explore the intriguing world of Social Security disability claims in Tom Murphy's journey as a new judge. Experience Southern culture, office politics, interracial romance, and a mysterious death. A riveting tale of corruption, love, and suspense.

Social Security: The Case of the Dubious Disability is an engrossing story that takes you into the lesser-known world of disability claims.

Tom Murphy is a new administrative law judge who thought his switch to deciding Social Security disability cases in Shreveport, Louisiana would be a smooth transition. However, he soon discovers the complexities of Southern culture and office politics. A love story unfolds as Murphy, an Irishman, embarks on an interracial relationship, violating an unspoken social rule of the South.

Suspense builds when Murphy finds himself tangled in the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of the judge he replaced in the office. His pursuit of truth uncovers rampant corruption in the office, turning him into an amateur detective, risking his life in the process.

In the backdrop of the ongoing debates around Social Security, this narrative is both enlightening and gripping. It holds the reader's attention till the very end, culminating in a tension-filled climax. This captivating story is bound to leave a lasting impression.

About the Author

William B. Moran, is a retired Federal Administrative Law Judge, who has drawn upon his 30-year judicial experience to pen five intriguing novels, including the recently issued Mine Safety Trilogy, Parts I and II. His plain-spoken fiction writings captivate readers of all ages and education levels. Beyond his imaginative stories, with a 30-year judicial career in federal service, Judge Moran has presided over a variety of agency cases, issuing hundreds of published decisions. His work spans a range of agencies, involving MSHA, EPA and the IRS, among many others. In addition, he has also authored a host of non-fiction writings, including the insightful West Virginia Law Review article, "Dismantling the Mine Act," published in Spring 2023. His distinguished background and unique perspective make him a compelling author for those who appreciate mystery and law.