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Mindset · 1 month ago

Social Security Disability Hearing Attorney - Remote

United States

Full-time

Remote

Mid, Senior Level

4+ years exp

Mindset Care, Inc. is dedicated to improving the experience of individuals with mental illness in applying for Social Security Disability benefits. The Senior Disability Hearing Attorney will represent clients in appeals hearings, gather evidence, and advocate for clients to ensure they receive the benefits they deserve.

Health CareMental HealthSaaS

Responsibilities

Representing clients in appeals hearings before administrative law judges

Collecting medical records, employment history, and other relevant documents to support clients' SSI/SSDI claims

Staying updated on SSA regulations and case law to effectively advocate for clients' rights and benefits

Acting as a liaison between clients and government agencies, communicating on behalf of clients to ensure their rights are protected

Advocating for clients with disabilities or other challenges to ensure they receive the disability benefits they are entitled to under the law

Qualification

Admission to the BarSpecialization in Social Security Disability LawLitigation SkillsMedical EvidenceLegal ResearchClient AdvocacyWriting SkillsAttention to DetailEmpathyCompassionEthical ConductTech-savvyEffective Communication SkillsTime ManagementOrganizational Skills

Required

Admission to the Bar: The attorney should be licensed to practice law in at least one state, ensuring they are authorized to represent clients in disability hearings before administrative law judges. Documentation of SSA authorization to represent disability claimants is required

Specialization in Social Security Disability Law: Extensive experience and specialization in Social Security Disability law are desired. The attorney should have an understanding of SSA regulations, policies, and procedures governing disability claims and appeals

Years of Experience: The attorney should have 4+ years of experience practicing in the field, with a proven track record of success in representing clients at disability hearings and appeals. Attorneys with less experience or professionals with relevant experience prior to licensure will also be considered

Litigation Skills: Strong litigation skills are paramount, including the ability to prepare and present persuasive legal arguments, examine witnesses, and present evidence effectively during hearings

Expertise in Medical Evidence: Familiarity with medical terminology and the ability to interpret medical records and diagnostic tests are crucial for assessing the severity of clients' impairments and building compelling disability cases

Strong Legal Research and Writing Skills: Proficiency in legal research and writing is essential for drafting legal briefs, motions, and other documents required for disability claims and appeals

Client Advocacy: The attorney should be a passionate advocate for their clients, committed to protecting their rights and ensuring they receive the benefits they deserve

Attention to Detail: Meticulous attention to detail is necessary for reviewing case files, analyzing medical evidence, and preparing thorough and accurate documentation for disability hearings

Empathy and Compassion: The attorney should possess empathy and compassion for clients who are experiencing physical or mental health challenges, demonstrating sensitivity to their needs and concerns

Effective Communication Skills: Excellent verbal and written communication skills are essential for effectively communicating with clients, colleagues, administrative law judges, and other stakeholders involved in disability cases

Time Management and Organizational Skills: Effective time management and organizational skills are necessary for managing caseloads, meeting deadlines, and prioritizing tasks efficiently

Ethical Conduct: The attorney should adhere to high ethical standards, maintaining professionalism, integrity, and confidentiality in all aspects of their practice

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