Daniel Mark Soloway

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Soloway for Social Security

Experience: 38 years

Social Security Disability, Workers' Compensation, Personal Injury and 3 others

Florida, USDC, Middle District of Florida, USDC, Northern District of Florida and 4 others

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Experience 38y

Videos 2

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Daniel Soloway has been representing social security claimants for over 30 years. His firm will help you with each stage: file your initial application, appeal for reconsideration, request for hearing, file for appeals council review, and file all federal court appeals deemed appropriate. Call Soloway for your Social Security Case.

Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice

Florida

Since 1985

USDC, Middle District of Florida

Since 1995

USDC, Northern District of Florida

Since 1986

USDC, Southern District of Alabama

Since 1988

11th Circuit

Since 1986

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 1989

US Court of Federal Claims

Since 2010

Professional Experience

1998 - Current

Soloway Law Firm

Owner/President

1989 - 1998

McKenzie & Soloway, P.A.

Co-Owner/Partner/VP

1988 - 1989

MacKenzie, Milsap & Soloway

Partner

1985 - 1988

McKenzie & Associates, P.A.

Associate

1983 - 1985

Douglass, Davey, Cooper & Coppins, P.A.

Law Clerk

Education

1985

Florida State University College of Law

J.D. (1985)

Honors: with honors

1982

State University of New York - College at Buffalo (Buffalo State College)

B.A. (1982) | Legal Studies

Honors: cum laude

Contacts

1013 Airport Blvd Pensacola FL 32504 Telephone: (850) 471-3300 Fax: (850) 471-3392

Videos

America’s Lawyer [20]: Airline Gangsters, NFL Fleeces Taxpayers & A Brand New Congress

On this episode of America’s Lawyer, Mike Papantonio discusses how deregulation has allowed airlines to consolidate power over customers and speaks with attorney, Dan Soloway, about the infamous United Airlines video showing a passenger being forcibly dragged off the plane. Mike then talks to Chris Nobel, Legal Strategist for Brand New Congress, about the legal obstacles of forming a new political movement and what it will take to change the status-quo in Washington. Mike is then joined by Mollye Barrows, Legal Journalist for The Trial Lawyer Magazine, to discuss a lawsuit filed by the city of St. Louis against the NFL for relocating the city’s football team and leaving taxpayers to pay off the debt on the stadium. America’s Lawyer wraps up the show with a look at a case involving the FBI secretly monitoring two journalists working for an anti-war site.

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