Kevin Bambury , Christopher Grover – How to Prepare Disability Clients for Effective Hearing Testimony: From Intake to the Hearing

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This 60-minute lecture will provide practitioners with the skills they need to begin mastering the discipline of properly preparing claimants for Social Security Disability Hearings. There will be a discussion about how to educate the client on the key elements of the disability process, such as what “total disability” means in the client’s claim, how to get the client to understand the key medical issues in the case, the significance of the onset date, and how the client’s vocational profile will be used in the decision. The talk will also go over how to effectively prepare your client for the process of testifying at the hearing. Examples of what testimony is required for particular impairments under social security legislation, as well as how to convince a client to concentrate on these areas, will be addressed.

Kevin Bambury, Esq., is the principal and managing attorney at Jeffrey Freedman Attorneys, PLLC’s Rochester office. Mr. Bambury graduated from Heidelberg College and earned his J.D. from The University of Toledo College of Law. His principal areas of practice are Social Security Disability and Consumer Bankruptcy. Mr. Bambury previously chaired the Monroe County Bar Association’s Bankruptcy Committee. Kevin lives in Fairport, New York.

Grover, Christopher

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Christopher Grover works as a staff attorney at Jeffrey Freedman Attorneys, PLLC, where he concentrates on Social Security Disability and Bankruptcy Law. He graduated from the University of Buffalo School of Law with honors and is admitted to practice in New York.

Mr. Grover’s Social Security work has been inspired by his engagement with various disability-focused health service groups. His mother worked for the New York State Office of Mental Health for 35 years, so he was exposed to the challenges of mental health programs and services at an early age. While working as a classroom aide, program aide, employment coach, and residential aide for an agency that supports people with autism spectrum condition during his college studies, he obtained a unique viewpoint and understanding. He has collaborated with the Lupus Alliance of Upstate New York to raise awareness of lupus and other autoimmune disorders, which are frequently overlooked until they become life-threatening. Mr. Grover’s experiences have enabled him to assist his clients in communicating their limits not just to a court, but also to their family, friends, and treatment professionals.

Mr. Grover now serves as head of the Bar Association of Erie County’s Committee for the Disabled, as an executive council member of the BAEC’s Young Lawyer’s Committee, and on the Board of Directors of the Lupus Alliance of Upstate New York.

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