Mastering Social Security & Disability Law CLE - LAST CHANCE for Early Bird Discount

Representing clients seeking claims under social security and disability laws has recently become one of the most popular and steady practice areas across the country. Social security programs are a significant source of cash and health benefits for individuals with disabilities. However, the procedures and formalities of a large federal agency can be intimidating for an unrepresented claimant. From the underlying substantive law to practical aspects of social security and disability law, this seminar will cover benefits, appeals, grievances, details of ERISA, workerâs compensation, social security settlements, and inherent delays. In addition, our nationally recognized faculty will discuss crafting a prima facie case of disability under the Social Security Act: what must be shown, ideal evidence to show it, and how both the lawyer and client can generate the best possible proof. Register today for this convenient, live telephonic seminar. Attendees may also ask questions of the experts during the interactive question and answer session. Registration includes course and reference materials that serve as a helpful guide to the best practices and techniques discussed in this national seminar.

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Grievance and Appeals for Benefits under Private Group Disability Plans Governed by ERISA:
Effectively Analyzing The Disability Plan Documents
Strategies on Reviewing The Claim File
Insight on Preparing A Thorough Request for Review of the Denied Claim
The Impact of Workerâs Compensation Settlement on Social Security
Understanding Social Security Offsets Due to Workersâ Compensation Payments
Insight on the Statutory Basis for Offsets
Effectively Calculating & Determining the Duration of the Offset
Strategies on Minimizing & Eliminating the Offset
Utilizing Contract Language to Advantage Your Client
Considerations involving Taxation, Trials, & Settlements
Building A Prima Facie Case Under the Social Security Act:
Understanding the Application & Appeals Process
Determining What Needs to be Shown
Presenting the Ideal Evidence to Advance Your Clientâs Case
Best Practices for the Lawyer & Client to Generate the Best Possible Proof

Michelle L. Roberts,ÂExpert on Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA)
James Voelker, Leading Authority on Workers' Compensation
R. Scott Wilson, Expert on Disability & Social Security Benefits

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