You should NOT have a non-attorney clerk at your hearing?\u00a0\u00a0This seems obvious, but several Florida law firms and any company identifying themselves as “Experts”,\u00a0some who are advertising on TV, are sending non-attorney clerks to Social Security Hearings simply because its cheaper for them to do so rather than have an actual attorney appear. How in any way is this helping the client or claimant to have poser clerks represent you? It’s not, it is just a costs saving to that particular company and is\u00a0in no way beneficial to the client. Why pay the same to a clerk when you can have and are entitled to an actual Florida Bar licensed attorney.<\/p>\n
Many clients who are unfamiliar with the Social Security representation paperwork are confused because the law firms often have an attorney and\u00a0then a non-attorney sign the documents for the Florida law firm. Don’t be confused! Never ever let a non-attorney sign (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" You should NOT have a non-attorney clerk at your hearing?\u00a0\u00a0This seems obvious, but several Florida law firms and any company identifying themselves as “Experts”,\u00a0some who are advertising on TV, are sending non-attorney clerks to Social Security Hearings simply because its…<\/span><\/p>\n