At the Law Office of Katherine Roe, Ms. Roe, provides individualized and outstanding legal counsel and advocacy to disabled persons and their families navigating the Social Security Disability benefits process.By maintaining a select case load Ms. Roe is able to work one on one with her clients to collect the evidence and develop the legal theory needed to put forth a strong supported argument for disability before the Social Security Administration. Her practice is limited to cases in the jurisdiction of the Sacramento and Stockton Social Security Offices of Adjudication and Review.Ms. Roe began representing disabled persons before the Social Security Administration as a certified law student at the Pacific McGeorge Elder and Health Law Clinic in 2011. She continued to represent individuals in Social Security Disability benefit appeals while at the law firm of Fraulob-Brown where she also represented injured workers in Workers' Compensation cases. In 2017 Ms. Roe opened her solo practice focusing on Social Security Disability .Katherine 'Katie' Roe is originally from the San Francisco Bay Area. She graduated from the University of St. Thomas, Saint Paul Minnesota with a Bachelors' Degree in Sociology and minor in Criminal Justice. She earned her Master in Public Administration from University of Notre Dame de Namur, Belmont, CA. Katie graduated from University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento where she received the Witkin Award for Health Law and Elder Law Clinic.During law school, Katie interned with Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County, Human Rights Fair Housing Commission and the California Department of Insurance. While at McGeorge, she worked in the Elder and Health Law Clinic where she handled Social Security Disability appeals. Medicare appeals, elder abuse cases, restraining orders, wills, trusts, consumer protection, special needs trusts, and powers of attorney.She has received the Cohn Sisters' Scholarship for Patient Advocacy.Katie has extensive administrative hearing experience representing clients before the Social Security Administration, Workers' Compensation Appeals Board, Center for Medicare Services and California Department of Housing and Urban Development.