Administrative Law Judge Patricia Henry only has been in the state since January, but she's already making a difference for those in Wyoming who were denied Social Security benefits.
With 42 hearings a month, she's whittling away at a case load that includes 634 pending cases. Her goal is to decide 500 cases a year to try to cut down the time claimants have to wait for a decision to less than a year.
Henry is a native Texan who comes to Wyoming from an administrative law judge position in Pennsylvania.
Apr 16, 2009
New ALJ In Wyoming
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That's what you call the real thing. An ALJ who actually works at it like it's a real job. Wow! I am blown away and wish her the best in her efforts. Way to go!
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