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• Lori Liekhus has been representing the disabled since 1988. Her caring, yet aggressive representation has helped thousands of adults and children with disabilities obtain the benefits that they deserve.

• Nebraska Better Business Bureau, 2001 - Present National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives(NOSSCR), 2000 - Present

• University of Nebraska Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska, 1988B.A.Major: Political Science VTI Career Institute, Omaha, Nebraska, 1991Paralegal Studies Degree

• Lori Liekhus has been representing the disabled since 1988. Her caring, yet aggressive representation has helped thousands of adults and children with disabilities obtain the benefits that they deserve.

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