Robert E McCall

I currently am handling only Social Security Disability and Supplemental Security Income matters.
I have been a sole practitioner since1996 handling all forms of civil and criminal litigation; in early 2016 I decided to concentrate on social security matters. In 1989 I was a founding member of a litigation firm that grew to four partners and three associates with two offices; I left in 1996 to become a sole practitioner.
I was a member of the US Army Judge Advocate Generals Corps and served five years active duty and twenty-two in the Reserves; retired in 2000 as a Lieutenant Colonel.

Cumberland School of Law, Samford University

J.D. (1980)

1977 - 1980

University of Florida

MBA | Marketing

1976 - 1977

Left two year program after one year to pursue Law degree. No MBA awarded.

University of Florida

B.S. (1974) | Business Administration

1970 - 1974

Activities: Social and Professional organizations, twice elected officer of social fraternity. Member and Vice President of Judo team.

Attorney

Law Office of Robert E McCall

1996 - Current

Sole practitioner currently handling social security matters

Litigation and administrative

Army Judge Advocate General Corps

1980 - 2000

Five years active duty, twenty-two in Army Reserve, retired in 2000 as a Lieutenant Colonel.

Trial attorney

Bross, McCall & Mitchell

1989 - 1996

Trial attorney, responsible for running one of two offices.

Trial attorney

Haas, Boehm Brown

1985 - 1989

Trial attorney for a large multi-office insurance defense firm.

Prosecutor, trial attorney

States Attorney, 18th Judicial Circuit

1984 - 1985

Florida State Bar  # 0338184

Member

1984 - Current

Activities: Served on Military Affairs Committee for fourteen years, assisted in presentation of yearly CLE for active duty military attorneys.

Georgia State Bar

Member

1980 - Current

Florida

Since 1984

Georgia

Since 1980

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 1996

• Free Consultation
  Consultation and review of records to see if there is a probability of success.
• Contingent Fees
  Under current law all fees for professional services are paid by the Social Security Administration upon an award of benefits; client is responsible for costs.