SSA Hearing Office

Eugene, OR Hearing Office

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Most Favorable Judges

Eugene, OR

Approval Rate
81%
Full Approval
69%
Total Decisions
17,649
Approval Rate
66%
Full Approval
67%
Total Decisions
26,419
Approval Rate
61%
Full Approval
52%
Total Decisions
6,829
Approval Rate
59%
Full Approval
60%
Total Decisions
29,839
Approval Rate
57%
Full Approval
55%
Total Decisions
27,848
Approval Rate
56%
Full Approval
48%
Total Decisions
13,774
Approval Rate
49%
Full Approval
42%
Total Decisions
16,307
Approval Rate
44%
Full Approval
44%
Total Decisions
27,853
Approval Rate
32%
Full Approval
27%
Total Decisions
881
Rank Judge Approval Rate Full Approval Total Decisions
1Ausems, Moira 81% 69% 17,649
2Hobbs, B. 66% 67% 26,419
3Neiswanger, Ted W 61% 52% 6,829
4Sullivan, John D 59% 60% 29,839
5Weatherly, Katherine 57% 55% 27,848
6Spaulding, Robert F 56% 48% 13,774
7De Monbreum, Steven A 49% 42% 16,307
8Crowell, Jason W 44% 44% 27,853
9Karlin, Alex S 32% 27% 881

Your odds change dramatically with a lawyer

SSDI hearing approval rates — with a lawyer vs. on your own

WITHOUT A LAWYER
baseline approval rate
Applicants without a lawyer
WITH A LAWYER
~3×
higher approval rate
Applicants with a lawyer
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Source: U.S. Government Accountability Office, GAO-18-37 — analysis of SSA ALJ adult disability decisions, FY 2007–2015. Applicants with a lawyer got approved at a rate nearly three times higher than those without. Individual case outcomes vary based on medical evidence, the specific judge, and quality of representation. Checking whether you qualify for a free benefits review takes 2 minutes.

Wait Time Trend

Average months from hearing request to decision — last 16 months

Wait (months)
024681012Jun '24Sep '25

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About This Data

Statistics come from SSA's Office of Hearings Operations reports and publicly available judge decision data. Approval rates count both full and partial approvals. Wait times reflect the average from hearing request to decision. Data is based on 2025-09-26 reports and may not reflect current conditions. This page is for informational purposes only.

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