Description
Post expires at 7:42am on Monday May 30th, 2022
Successful Advocacy in Social Security Disability
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2.5 General Credit
Certification Credits: 2.5 Elder Law; 2.50 State and Federal Government and Administrative Practice.
Retired Judge Barry LaBoda will discuss on how to properly prepare and present your case in front of an ALJ, with emphasis on the best practices he has witnessed first-hand as a trial Judge. Mr. Auffant will discuss his aggressive strategies employed at the hearing level designed to win at trial or at the next level. Objections, requests for subpoenas and other ethical approaches to counter negative vocational and medical evidence on the agenda.
Expires 5/31/2022
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