Andrew E. Kline

VOTED BY PEERS AS A LEADING MINNESOTA ATTORNEY

Andrew Kline is widely regarded as one of the best lawyers to retain if your SSI or Social Security disability benefits have been denied or terminated. A well-respected member of the legal community, Mr. Kline is past president of the Minnesota chapter of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives. His peers have repeatedly voted him a Leading Minnesota Attorney in the Social Security disability field.

Mr. Kline's excellent reputation is well deserved. When you are his client, Mr. Kline, not a legal assistant or other staff member, works with you and handles your claim personally. He uses his 30 years of experience in Social Security disability cases to achieve the best possible resolution of your SSI or Social Security disability claim.

KNOWLEDGE OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM

Before entering private practice in 1981, Mr. Kline was employed by the Social Security Administration as an attorney advisor. While serving in this position, Mr. Kline advised Social Security judges, wrote Social Security disability decisions, monitored changes in Social Security laws, and acted as a liaison with other Social Security offices. Through such employment as well as operating a Social Security disability law practice since 1981, Mr. Kline thoroughly understands not only Social Security disability law but also the Social Security bureaucracy.

Mr. Kline has also been actively involved in Continuing Legal Education programs where he has served as an instructor regarding Social Security disability law and the practical impact of the law on Social Security disability cases.

PERSONAL SERVICE

Mr. Kline does not use paralegals or associates to handle the development of his cases. If you become his client, he will know the details of your case. He prides himself on providing professional, courteous, confidential, and personal service to all of his clients.

Mr. Kline will advocate on your behalf to secure a favorable Social Security disability determination. He has handled thousands of Social Security claims during his career and will address all questions or concerns personally.

EDUCATION

  • University of Minnesota, J.D., cum laude (honors), 1974
  • University of Texas, B.A., 1971

BAR ADMISSIONS AND MEMBERSHIP

  • State of Minnesota, 1974
  • United States District Court, District of Minnesota, 1982
  • Hennepin County Bar Association
  • Minnesota State Bar Association
  • National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives
  • American Association for Justice
  • Minnesota Association for Justice

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White Collar Exemptions under the FLSA

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