Category: General

October 23, 2018 – John Driskill, a longtime attorney with Morgan & Weisbrod, became President of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives (NOSSCR) at their annual convention last… Read More →

In 2018, over 70 million U.S. residents will see a 2 percent increase in Social Secuirty benefits. This announcement come from the Social Security Administation and is based on cost-of-living… Read More →

Our attorneys recenetly sponsored and attended the Meals for the Mind luncheon in Dallas at the The Hilton Anatole to encourage positive, mental health discussion. The Featured Keynote Speaker was Emmitt… Read More →

On February 11, 2017, Laura Hernandez was elected President of the Fifth Circuit Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives (FOSSCR) in Biloxi, Mississippi.  The Fifth Circuit is comprised of federal… Read More →

Attorney Michael Kelly attended the National Board of Trial Advocacy board meeting in Austin on February 10th and 11th. Mr. Kelly is a board member and Chair of the Social Security Division.… Read More →

Attorneys John Driskill and Paul Burkhalter taught other attorneys about Social Security disability law at the Fifth Circuit of Social Security Claimants Representatives (FOSSCR) in Biloxi, Mississippi on February 10-11, 2017. Mr.… Read More →

Carl Weisbrod, John Driskill, Michael Kelly and Laura Sigaud Hernandez will travel to Seattle, Washington November 2-5, 2016 to attend the Fall 2016 NOSSCR Conference where they will attend workshops, roundtable… Read More →

On Saturday, April 11, Metrocare Services held its 3rd annual Run with Metrocare 5K in Bonner Park in Dallas, Texas. It is Metrocare’s mission to “Serve our neighbors with developmental or mental… Read More →

Morgan & Weisbrod is proud to have sponsored the TangoTab Guinness World Record Attempt of “Most People Making Sandwiches Simultaneously.” And We Are Excited to Announce That More Than 210,000… Read More →

We’ve been receiving a lot of inquiries regarding the Social Security Administration’s practice of seizing tax refunds to settle old Social Security overpayment debts.  In many instances, the individual is… Read More →