Should You Hire An Attorney For Your Disability Case?
LIVE DISABILITY WEBCAST – April 21st at 9pm
For starters, a claimant is NOT required to hire a lawyer to represent them for social security disability benefits. In fact, the Social Security Administration claims that the system is designed for the individual claimant to handle their case themselves. While it’s certainly not a requirement, hiring a skilled disability attorney can be the difference between winning and losing your claim.
Are you aware of all of the social security laws and guidelines regarding your claim?
Do you know if your condition meets or equals a Social Security Medical Listing?
Are you ready to cross-examine a medical expert or vocational expert at your hearing?
These are just a few questions that if you are unsure about an answer, you should probably consult with a qualified disability attorney. New York disability lawyer Scott Daniels, an associate with Markhoff & Mittman, will address the advantages of hiring a lawyer in tonight’s live webcast.
These benefits should not be taken lightly. Tune in to tonight’s live webcast by CLICKING HERE, or you can log onto www.markhofflaw.com to view a list of archived webcasts through blogtalkradio.
April 21, 2010
Tags: administration, attorney, Daniels, Disability, hearing, lawyer, Scott, Social Security, webcast Posted in: Social Security Disability
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