Jacqueline McCormack

Jacqueline McCormack

Supervising Attorney

  • Bachelor of Science degree in History, Classical Studies from Towson University 
  • Juris Doctor degree from the University of San Diego School of Law 
  • In her spare time, Mrs. McCormack enjoys playing guitar.  
Jacqueline McCormack, managing attorney

Biography

Before joining the firm in 2017, Mrs. McCormack worked as a litigation attorney at a mid-sized personal injury law firm in Silver Spring, Maryland.

Representing clients injured due to negligence ignited Mrs. McCormack’s passion for helping others, and she soon changed careers to work for the Appeals Council in the Social Security Administration. There, she advised Administrative Appeals Judges regarding findings of disability, functional capacity, and vocational outlook for SSI and SSDI claimants.

As the daughter and granddaughter of U.S. Marines, Mrs. McCormack deeply appreciates those who serve our nation in the military. She has first-hand knowledge of the sacrifices veterans, and their families make to protect our country and maintain our freedoms. She is committed to ensuring they receive the care and benefits they deserve.  

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