600 How the LNC Can Contribute to the Social Security Disability Application Process – Adriana de la Torre
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In this podcast episode, Adriana shares how the LNC can contribute to the Social Security Disability application process. One of the most confusing subjects in the U.S. government is Social Security. It’s a maze-like institution, and it can be very difficult to navigate. For this reason, many people hire lawyers to help them navigate the system. Because lawyers and patients may have their own difficulties navigating the world of medical terminology, this is an opportunity for legal nurse consultants to get involved.
Most legal cases concern Social Supplement Income (SSI), which may apply to those not yet old enough for Social Security. Those in government are wrong who claim that huge fraud rates occur in SSI applications. Adriana de la Torre is an attorney who works in the area of Social Security claims. She cites the percentage of fraudulent claims as about 1%.
Adriana goes into a detailed description of the various stages of a claim, which anyone who has to go through the process for themselves or someone else will find helpful. She also explains that attorneys take such cases on contingency. Arrangements are made for them to be paid from back payments due.
When certain requirements are met, a non-attorney can represent clients. This is an opening for an LNC to operate independently in this system. She explains how this can be done.
This podcast is dedicated to showcasing the many opportunities for LNCs. We hope you find this one useful.
Here’s What to Expect from the Podcast: How the LNC Can Contribute to the Social Security Disability Application Process
- What is Social Security?
- Why can it be so difficult to get disability benefits?
- How can fraud be identified?
- How does an attorney get paid for services in a Social Security case?
- What role can an LNC play in such cases?
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Your Presenter of How the LNC Can Contribute to the Social Security Disability Application Process – Adriana de la Torre
Adriana’s practice focuses exclusively on representing individuals who have been denied Social Security benefits and must seek judicial review of the Social Security Administration’s decision in federal court. Adriana has extensive experience in litigating Social Security cases in the federal courts, where she zealously seeks to reverse the agency’s erroneous denial of benefits to claimants. Adriana continuously strives to provide the highest level of representation for her clients in court proceedings to ensure that their claims are adjudicated consistent with applicable statutes, agency regulations, and judicial precedent.
Connect with Adriana M. de la Torre by email adriana@towerlawgroup.com