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Top 10 Things You Need to Know When Cross-Examining a Vocational Expert
$50.00
2.5 General
Maximum Cert. 2.5 Civil Trial; 2.5 Labor and Employment Law; 2.5 State and Federal Government and Administrative Practice
Recent decisions from the United States Supreme Court and the Eleventh Circuit have focused on the need for effective cross-examination of Social Security Vocational Experts at disability hearings before ALJs. This CLE will have two highly experienced practitioners present their Top Ten things Social Security attorneys should know when cross-examining a vocational expert at a Social Security disability hearing.
Expires 04/30/2023
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