Adam Sundling, based out of the Twin Cities Metro, has been practicing Social Security Disability for over 3 years. Over his time in the field, he has handled cases from all 50 states including some principalities and territories, such as Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
While proffers may be an overlooked part of the representation process at the hearing level for Social Security Disability claims, they exist as a temperature reading of an ALJ before a decision is actually written. By taking on this perspective, the presentation discusses several methods of still advocating for an award. Whether it be utilizing persuasive techniques surrounding the unique procedural posture of the case when a proffer is received or preserving the case as best as possible for future steps in the process, the presentation highlights why proffers should be an integral part to representing clients at the hearing level.
This course is co-sponsored with myLawCLE.
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Adam Sundling | Walker Firm, PC.
Adam Sundling, based out of the Twin Cities Metro, has been practicing Social Security Disability for over 3 years. Over his time in the field, he has handled cases from all 50 states including some principalities and territories, such as Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. His passion for providing the best possible chances of success for those that file for disability benefits leads him to push the field of Social Security Disability to empower other advocates to be the best representatives that they could possibly be. Adam now is with Walker Firm, PC out of California and still providing his best advocacy while continuing to develop creative methods for pushing back against the seemingly indestructible and never-ending walls that prevent claimants from receiving Social Security Disability benefits.
I. Using Proffers as Insight into ALJ Positioning and Case Posture | 1:45pm – 2:05pm
II. Advocacy Strategies for Seeking a Favorable Outcome at the Proffer Stage | 2:05pm – 2:25pm
III. Preserving Issues and Building the Record for Appeals Through Proffer Responses | 2:25pm – 2:45pm