Dale Robbins, MD, JD
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Dr. Dale Robbins is uniquely qualified as a trained physician and attorney with experience as a former attorney for the Social Security Administration and private practice representing clients throughout Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska. Dr. Robbins focuses exclusively on medical legal issues, including social security disability, personal injury and medical malpractice cases.

Others may offer similar services with non-attorney representatives where you are just a number, but if you want an experienced lawyer who specializes in disability and medical issues with a personal touch then call Dr. Robbins.

Significant legal experience as law clerk to both the U.S. District Court and Montana District Court, former staff attorney and senior attorney with the Social Security Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and current boutique law practice specializing in social security disability, medical/legal issues, consulting and seminars.Medical Doctorate awarded in 2006, with highest honors in all clinical rotations served at Atlanta Medical Center, Fulton Medical Center and Emory University Hospital.
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Dr. Robbins is a man of unassailable integrity and professionalism.
He is generous to a fault; a man of humility and simplicity, as well as a man of exceptional intellectual capacity and achievement.
I am a practicing M.D. who provides consulting services for Attorneys.
I had practiced Medicine for 28 years.
When I needed a personal Attorney, I had the good fortune to meet and become acquainted with Dr. Robbins.
He has become a trusted adviser as well as a friend.
His credentials are impressive.
Technically you can represent yourself.
However, statistics show that you have much better chance of winning if you are represented by an attorney.
25+ experience as an lawyer, 10 years as a staff attorney with Social Security and a Medical Doctor who has appealed cases to both the Montana Supreme Court and U.S. Supreme Court.
Generally cases are denied the first time you apply and even after you file your request for reconsideration.
You will likely have to file an appeal before an Administrative Law Judge and that is generally 14 months after you filed your initial application.
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