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Margo Hasselman Trains ALRP Panel Attorneys on ERISA Benefits Claims

May 12, 2015 by Margo Hasselman Greenough

On May 12, 2015, Margo Hasselman provided an MCLE-approved training to a group of AIDS Legal Referral Panel attorneys on how to assist a client in making, appealing, and litigating a claim for employee benefits regulated by ERISA.  This training, which forms part of ALRP’s extensive services working with attorneys to serve the legal needs of people with HIV and AIDS, covered how to spot issues  when doing client intake as well as strategies for the administrative claim process and litigation.

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