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390 minutes
Date Published
February 5, 2026
Publisher
North Carolina Advocates for Justice
Subjects
Disability, Employment Law, New Lawyers, Paralegals/Legal Assistants, Worker's Compensation
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Social Security Disability Law: Adapting and Sharpening Your Disability Practice to Better Serve Clients
Don’t Get Left Behind! This CLE is packed with topics that will help you adapt and sharpen your practice. Bryan Konoski will lead a workshop demonstrating effective, efficient, and ethical use of artificial intelligence in your disability practice. Stay current in our fiercely competitive practice area and leverage AI strategically and safely. George Piemonte will work with attendees on improving competencies on vocational expert cross, which translate in more hearing and more appeal wins. Deborah Maury will discuss how to effectively use Albright in your practice to your client’s advantage. Nicholas Parr will discuss key aspects of overpayments for disability advocates. David Lund addresses how to effectively handle post onset earnings. Kara Neaton will discuss effective ways to handle age 18 redetermination cases.
Albright Redux
- Deborah Maury, Maury Disability Law, Greensboro
Mastering Medical File Review with AI
- Bryan Konoski, Konoski & Partners, East Brunswick, NJ
Age 18 Redeterminations
- Kara Neaton, Legal Aid of North Carolina, Greensboro
Effectively Handling Vocational Experts
- George Piemonte, Martin, Jones & Piemonte, Charlotte
Post-Onset Earnings in Gig Economy World
- David Lund, Lund Law Carolina, Charlotte
Overpayments - What Everyone Should Know
- Nicholas Parr, Parr Law Firm, Charlotte
A View from the Bench
- Gentry Hogan, Union Officer, Kingsport, TN
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