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San Diego, CA – Cory DeLellis is an attorney that practices in Social Security Disability law in Southern California, specifically the San Diego area. ?Social Security Disability is a permanent benefit that you can get through the Social Security Administration,? explains Cory. ?You can receive it, if you cannot work for at least a year. It's almost like getting full retirement benefits, at an earlier age. Once you do reach retirement age, it converts to a regular Social Security benefit. It also can be received for both physical and mental disabilities.? However, there are many obstacles in being able to receive Social Security Disability benefits. Generally, it takes one-and-a-half to three years to finally be able to resolve a claim, and most of the time, it goes before a judge. Where Cory's law firm comes in is usually during the reconsideration/appeal level and the hearing level. As the process is often bureaucratic with much red tape, the purpose of Cory's firm is to help claimants recover benefits as quickly as possible. ?It's a confusing system for a lot of people,? observes Cory. ?A lot of people don't realize that they can get disability through Social Security. They already pay into it and should be available if and when they need it.? Cory worked in the legal field for as long as she can remember. ?I practically grew up in my father's law firm as a law clerk helping him out,? she recalls. Her father's law firm specialized in Social Security Disability Benefits as well as Worker's Compensation. She liked what her father did, especially in how he helped others. For more information, please visit https://www.corydelellislaw.com/

Stockton, CA - Ken Clapp, co-owner of the iconic Stockton 99 Speedway and a revered figure in the motor sport community, chronicles his amazing career trajectory and shares invaluable life lessons. Armed with passion, resilience, and an unwavering dedication to integrity, Clapp has created an indelible legacy in the world of racing, touching lives and transforming the sport forever. Clapp has been an enthusiastic participant and innovative leader in the realm of auto racing since he was a teenager. Driven by an innate love for the sport and a mind for organization over mechanics, Clapp has continually embraced challenges and opportunities that define an extraordinary career. His progression from racing enthusiast to influential promoter and co-owner of significant racing establishments reflects a journey deeply rooted in passion and integrity. Clapp's career features many milestones, most notably his role in fostering the growth of Sears Point Raceway, now renowned as Sonoma Raceway—a premier motor sports facility in the United States. Beginning his promotional activities in 1966, Clapp utilized his knack for strategic planning and genuine love for racing to make indelible impacts. Sears Point Raceway became a proving ground for his unyielding dedication to the sport, heralding a new era for American motor sports through strategic innovation and collaborative brilliance. As Ken Clapp continues to enjoy a vibrant legacy, not only transforming the structural landscape of motor racing facilities but embodying the essence of trailblazing foresight and resolute leadership. He stands a beacon guiding others toward achieving excellence grounded in principle and passion. For more information about Ken Clapp, please visit https://westcoaststockcarhalloffame.com/

Hillsborough, CA - Dr. Ivy Fisher, a retired pediatrician renowned for her work with autistic children, is thrilled to announce the launch of her dedicated services catering to families and individuals dealing with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This new chapter follows her distinguished career in general pediatrics, where she nurtured a specialty in behavioral abnormalities, especially ASD. Dr. Fisher's journey toward becoming a leading consultant in autism didn't follow a conventional path. Starting her scientific career at Brandeis University and transitioning to pediatrics at Stanford University, Dr. Fisher discovered an affinity for working with children that would define her career. As she delved deeper into pediatrics, her unique understanding of autism, enhanced by personal experiences with her son, set her apart. Her son, a testament to overcoming early developmental hurdles, is now independently living and thriving. With degrees in Musical Theater and Drama from UC Irvine, he exemplifies the high-functioning capabilities that many autistic individuals possess, despite initial communication or behavior issues. Dr. Fisher underscores the spectrum nature of autism, explaining that the disorder presents with varying degrees of intensity in speech delays, atypical behaviors, and sensory sensitivities. Dr. Fisher concludes, ?Each autistic child is unique. None fit a single mold or narrative. My goal is to help families see and harness the potential in their children, and offer them a pathway to success and fulfillment.? For more information about Dr. Fisher, please visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivy-fisher-a1a54812