Leticia Medina v. Social Security Administratio
Plaintiff - Appellant: LETICIA MEDINA
Defendant - Appellee: SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, COMMISSIONER
Case Number: 15-12343
Filed: May 29, 2015
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit
Nature of Suit: S.S.I.D.

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January 6, 2016 Leticia Medina v. Social Security Administration, Commissioner

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Plaintiff - appellant: LETICIA MEDINA
Represented By: Myron K. Allenstein
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Defendant - appellee: SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, COMMISSIONER
Represented By: Michael B. Billingsley
Represented By: Kristen Glover
Represented By: Christopher Gene Harris
Represented By: Marcus Mauney Johns
Represented By: Don Boyden Long
Represented By: Depak Sathy
Represented By: Mary Ann Sloan
Represented By: Jenny Lynn Smith
Represented By: Carolyn Williams Steverson
Represented By: Stephen Thompson
Represented By: Joyce White Vance
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