David M. Shore

Education and Background

David Shore has been a committed and dedicated public servant for many years. During his residence in Sacramento, Mr. Shore served two terms on the city council and sat as vice mayor for two years.

In addition, he was active as a member of:

• The Sacramento Area Commerce and Trade Organization
• The California Public Utility Commission Solar Advisory Board

Upon relocating to the San Diego area, Mr. Shore immersed himself in the local community and served as:

• President of the Oceanside Chamber of Commerce
• Member of the Oceanside Public Safety and Redevelopment Commission

A lawyer since 1978, Mr. Shore has dedicated his practice to Social Security Disability matters for decades and is now a Temecula-based Social Security Disability attorney serving Southern California.

Scope of Practice

Mr. Shore has represented doctors and lawyers, but also members of the working class. His primary focus as a Temecula-based Social Security Disability attorney serving Southern California is on clients in Temecula, San Diego County including Oceanside, Riverside County, Orange County, the Inland Empire, High Desert communities such as Victorville and Apple Valley, and the Palm Springs area. He has also represented clients in Nevada and Arizona.

David Shore's focus on one area of law means that he has the ability to stay current on legal issues and has a deep understanding of SSA matters. He will give your claim the attention it needs to ensure you have the best chances of a favorable outcome.

Social Security Disability

You may have a mental or physical impairment that prevents you from working, but that alone does not automatically qualify you for disability benefits. A Temecula-based Social Security Disability attorney serving Southern California can explain the specific procedure that must be followed.

Often, claimants are denied benefits multiple times. It is imperative to appeal any denial and ultimately arrive at the stage of hearing before an Administrative Law Judge, at which point experienced representation can be invaluable.

Credentials