About Amber
Amber Dengler built her legal basis at George Mason University, where she earned a B.A. in Government and International Politics in 2012. She went directly to receive her J.D. from The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law in 2016. Those youth combined political learn about and legal training, shaping an attorney who now works primarily on disability matters.
After law program she based her practice in New Mexico. She is certified to practice in the State of New Mexico and is admitted to appear before the Federal Circuit. Those credentials allow her to symbolize claimants at both the state administrative degree and on federal appeal.
Dengler is a member in good standing of several professional organizations. She holds current club in the State Bar of New Mexico, the New Mexico Social Security Lawyers Association, and the New Mexico Women’s Bar Association. She joined the National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives (NOSSCR) in 2018 and keeps that club. Colleagues notice that her involvement in those teams maintains her connected to advancements in Social Security law and administrative process.
Her day-to-day work facilities on Social Security disability claims. She handles initial applications, administrative proceedings before regulatory law judges, and appeals when necessary. She prepares declare files, develops clinical records, and advocates for vocational and medical proof at proceedings. In cases where administrative treatments are exhausted, she pursues appeals in federal court, which includes things that attain the Federal Circuit.
Dengler’s practice reflects the procedural trail many disability claimants ought to follow. She guides clients through the office work, the evidentiary necessities, and the hearing procedure. She represents individuals who're pursuing Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income advantages, and she works to present medical and vocational evidence in a clean, organized manner to hearing officials and judges.
She is a lawyer at Ardor Disability Law, where she represents clients in administrative hearings and federal appeals. She keeps her practice centered on disability claims and the appeals that can comply with them.
