Early-bird Registration for Annual Conference Opens December 18

Registration for the 2024 Annual Conference in Nashville will open on December 18, 2024.

NOSSCR’s Annual Conference gathers Social Security disability representatives and advocates from across the nation. Industry leaders will provide insightful presentations on navigating the claims process, maximizing representatives’ chances of winning cases, running a firm/practice more effectively, finding prospective new clients, NOSSCR’s advocacy, changes within Social Security, and more.

Register before January 3, 2024 to receive additional discounts.

New On-Demand CLE Courses

Do you still need a few more CLE credits before the year winds down?

Recorded session from the 2023 Virtual Conference and the 2023 8th Circuit Social Security Disability Conference are now available for purchase as on-demand CLE!

Courses cover a wide variety of topics, such as best practices in federal court, effective strategies for crossing experts, and ethical and effective ways to market your practice.

Individual courses are now available on the NOSSCR website, or purchase the full tracks of courses from the 2023 Virtual Conference or 2023 8th Circuit Social Security Disability Conference for additional discounts.

Bob Crowe Honored with Lifetime Membership

Organizations such as NOSSCR are only as effective as its members—and at NOSSCR, we’ve strong because of our dynamic, thoughtful membership. Our members are passionate, mission driven advocates who are committed to their clients.

No one exemplifies those attributes more than NOSSCR member and Past President Bob Crowe of St. Louis.

In recognition of his many years of NOSSCR membership and service to this practice area, NOSSCR’s Board of Directors has announced that Bob Crowe will receive a complementary lifetime membership.

To recognize the announcement, Bob was recognized at the 2023 8th Circuit Social Security Disability Conference.

Thank you again for your years of service Bob, and we are grateful that you’ll remain a part of the NOSSCR family for years to come.