As Seen on Jeopardy!

Within the past month, I made presentations about Social Security Disability both to the public and to a local Bar Association. Attendees at both lectures received the same printed materials and heard slightly different oral presentations, tailored for the audience. For the lawyers, my lecture was focused on what they should look for if clients...

Disability Alphabet Soup: Sorting Through the Maze of Legal Abbreviations

Congratulations to Lew Insler, whose latest article, “Disability Alphabet Soup: Sorting Through the Maze of Legal Abbreviations” was just published by DisabilityWorld.com. It reviews a long list of legal abbreviations, mostly disability claim related, and explains how each one may relate to your case. Written in a light and humorous style, the article is written...

Lew Insler to Present Social Security Disability Requirements Outline at National Optometry Conference

I am excited to announce that I will be making a joint presentation with Dr. Rochelle Mozlin, an optometrist, at the annual conference of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD) on Wednesday, October 13. Dr. Mozlin and I are presenting a joint poster entitled “Social Security Disability: Understanding and Navigating this Medical-Legal Quagmire.”...

Brian Anson Brought his Disability Law Expertise to the National Multiple Sclerosis Law Day in May

On May 8, 2010, I had the privilege of volunteering my time and expertise in Disability Law alongside several other local professionals at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s Law Day in White Plains, New York. The other volunteers brought their respective expertise in areas such as matrimonial law, financial planning, job discrimination, and estate planning....

New York Disability Attorney Discusses Federal ERISA Law

The Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) is a federal program legislated in 1974 with the purpose of standardizing benefits for employees such as healthcare, retirement and profit sharing. Prior to the implementation of ERISA, an employee might pay into such programs faithfully over a career with the expectation that benefits would be available at...

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