Basics of Social Security Law and Practice | Practical Skills

Basics of Social Security Law | Practical Skills

This program will cover the practical skills attorneys need to know about the basics of social security law.

Speakers:

Charles E. Binder, Esq., Law Office of Charles E. Binder and Harry J. Binder, LLP, New York, NY

Daniel S. Jones, Esq., Of Counsel, Law Office of Charles E. Binder and Harry J. Binder, LLP, New York, NY

This program is part of our Practical Skills Series of CLE Programs. It offers Skills credit and includes a free copy of the Practical Skills eBook for the topic. A printed copy of the book may be purchased for an additional $125.

The Social Security Act is among the most intricate ever drafted by Congress. It is a law that touches the lives of virtually everyone in the United States. This practice guide offers valuable, practical advice on how to work through the enormous bureaucracy. With analysis of the statutes and regulations, the authors guide you through the various aspects of practice and procedure.

Social Security Law and Practice covers eligibility; retirement, disability insurance, Supplemental Security Income and survivors' benefits; overpayments; Medicare; and attorney fees. Recent case law and author commentary has been added throughout the practice guide for this edition, and forms have been updated as needed. The 2024-2025 release is current through the 2024 legislative session.