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About Bartley McNally
Bartley M. McNally is an associate attorney at Marasco & Nesselbush, representing clients for disability claims within the firm's Social Security disability practice group. A Rhode Island local, Bart spent over a decade and a half working as a commercial diver before turning to law, driven by a passion for helping people. His years performing physically demanding work in the marine trades give him a particular understanding of the experiences and needs of clients seeking SSDI or SSI benefits.
Bart graduated from Johnson & Wales University in 1992 and earned his law degree from Northeastern University in 1995. He is admitted to the practice of law in Rhode Island. Bart is a member of the Rhode Island Bar Association and has served on the Board of Directors for both CODAC and Newport County Community Mental Health Center.
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After more than three decades of denials, the First Circuit vacated the judgment against the claimant and, on remand, an SSA administrative law judge awarded retroactive Social Security disability benefits to the estate of a Rhode Island veteran whose untreated schizophrenia had gone uncompensated since 1975.
A three-judge First Circuit panel ruled that two Social Security Administration practices governing attorney fee payments were arbitrary and unenforceable, ordering the agency to revise procedures that had denied Marasco & Nesselbush roughly $70,000 in earned fees.
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