Emily Harris

My goal has always been to work at a job where I felt I was making a difference. After completing my bachelor’s in English, I was excited to join this team as a legal writer and do just that. I’m so proud of the work I do and the amazing…

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Allegra Velazquez

As a writer, I enjoy finding new ways to put my skills and imagination to use. Working for a Social Security law firm has introduced me to a different side of writing, and it has been both fascinating and rewarding to learn the process. I am very thankful to be…

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Giselle Espinosa

After completing school, I was given the opportunity to work for Armstrong Johnson Law. Working here has given me a completely different perspective on Social Security Disability, and I enjoy being able to help those who need it. I one day aspire to become an attorney myself and hope to…

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Sheryl Rae

As a child, I got upset when I saw kids my age mistreating those with mental or physical disabilities. I would deliberately befriend the ill-treated ones because I felt everyone deserves to be treated with kindness. Now, I am part of a great team of nonjudgmental people who have a…

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Jordan Runyan

After finishing school, my goal was to work at a place where I could feel useful, productive, and like I was making a difference. I never expected that place to be a Social Security law firm, which just goes to show that sometimes the thing you least expected is exactly…

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Tomara Gorham

I have worked for Michael Armstrong Law Office, LLC for almost five years now. When I first came to Albuquerque, New Mexico after receiving my bachelor’s in criminal justice my thought process was that I would work as a legal assistant, gain experience in the legal field and at some…

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Dana Sanders

Working here is an absolute pleasure! Mr. Armstrong helped my husband get his disability benefits and now I get to pay it forward by being part of a team of wonderful people in helping others to obtain their disability benefits.

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