Social Security Disability 2016: From Administrative Proceedings to Federal Practice (Free Webcast)

Topics:
  • Disability Benefits

The Practising Law Institute is offering a free webcast of a live presentation from New York entitled. Social Security Disability 2016: From Administrative Proceedings to Federal Practice on March 18, 2016 from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm.

After the Social Security Administration denies an initial disability claim, a claimant may find it confusing, difficult, and even overwhelming to appeal a denial. Many claimants cannot afford legal representation and must navigate the appeals process on their own. In this program, you will learn the basics of Social Security law and practice and how to represent disabled children and adults in appealing benefit claim denials.

What You Will Learn
  • An overview of Social Security eligibility and applications
  • How to handle an administrative hearing and best practices
  • Appeals Council: What is it and best practices
  • Federal court appeals and practice
  • How to be an effective advocate for your client
Who Should Attend

This program is designed for attorneys interested in learning more about Social Security disability appeals, including those who would like to get involved in helping disabled children and adults who need representation. Attorneys already working with Social Security claimants will benefit from this program’s coverage of practical tips and strategies.

More Information and Registration

  • CLE Credit Comments:

    CLE-PA Credits
    Credit Status: Approved
    Total Credits: 3.50
    General: 3.50

    Attendance at this event is categorized as "distance learning" by the PA CLE Board. Under current rules, lawyers have the option of completing six (6) hours per compliance year of distance learning by participating in pre-approved, interactive, Internet or computer based CLE programs. More information on distance learning CLE credit.

  • Contact:
    Practising Law Institute
  • Website: www.pli.edu