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Kim Cole
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Ms. Kim Cole is the newest addition to the team.
After nearly 38 years working for the Social
Security Agency, she decided it was time for a change.
Her Title when she left was “Technical Expert”
and that aptly describes her.
Kim doesn’t just know the Rules and Regulations,
she has spent decades applying them to individual claims
and showing others how to do so.
If it has to do with paperwork and electronic
forms (and there is a whole lot of it in cases like
these) Kim knows what it is and how to deal with it.
You will see
Kim at the beginning and the end of the Social Security
Disability claims process.
While getting the claim through the system the
right way is extremely important, what happens at the end
– actually getting paid – is what it’s all about. Most
law firms will help you get your claim approved, take
their fee and go on to the next person. Most either
don’t know how or don’t take the time to show you what
you need to do to be sure the benefit amount is correct.
Being underpaid or overpaid happens far more
often than people realize. While it is up to you to
supply the correct information, we do tell you what
information you
need and help you understand what you need to do.
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Irma Gomez,
General Assistant |
Ms. Irma Gomez is
the heart and soul of the Workers Compensation division
at Hodson and Mullin. She has dedicated more than a
decade to helping injured workers. Because of the unique
relationship between Workers Compensation and Social
Security claims, Irma is a valuable resource.
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Veronica
("VL") Lozoya,
Case Manager |
Ms. Veronica
(“VL”)
Lozoya's
specialty is
people. She is a specialist in walking people through
the disability benefit process and will be there for you
every day. Veronica is fluent in Spanish and English.
We believe that unless you know your client and
understand their challenges it is not possible to fully
develop the claim.
While physical and mental illnesses have common
definitions, each individual reacts to their illnesses
and injuries differently.
The claim is about a person. Veronica’s
job is to get to
know our clients as individuals, so we call her “Client
Coordinator” instead of “Case Manager.”
VL will be your primary contact with Hodson & Mullin.
She needs to know everything about you, your past jobs
and your present physical and mental health. Social
Security Disability Claims can take a long time to
process. VL will see you through all of it.
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Leonardo Torres,
Case Manager* |
Mr. Leonardo
(Leo) Torres is an extremely interesting
and talented young man.
In addition to working with Hodson & Mullin
Social Security and Workers Compensation clients, he is
a small business owner of an interpretation service
designed to translate during medical appointments
between doctors and patients for whom English is a
second language.
Like “VL”, Leo is a Client Coordinator who will
walk you through the Social Security Disability process
one step at a time.
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Guillermo Lucchetti
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Mr. Guillermo Lucchetti
is the “go–to guy” who goes to get whatever it is that
needs to be gotten.
He was born in Argentina and is a recent graduate
of the University of California at Berkeley where he
majored in Philosophy. He hopes to go to law school in
the near future.
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advertisement. Neither your first phone consultation nor your
first office appointment create an attorney-client relationship.
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