Panel Discussion: Using AI to Reimagine Efficiency in Social Security Disability Practices – Track II [Day 3] (Presented by National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives)

Kate Bell

Kate is a seasoned professional in the Legal Tech industry, on a mission to transform how law firms do business and deliver value. From her years of handson experience as the office manager of a non-profit law firm to then consulting with law firms across North America to streamline their practices, Kate has honed her skills in identifying inefficiencies and addressing pain points within the law firm landscape. She’s all about turning challenges into opportunities, building bold partnerships, and helping law firms break through the status quo to drive real, lasting change. Kate believes the future of law is about innovation, access, human connection, and a great tech stack.

Nick Coleman

Luke Connally

Luke Connally is a retired combat wounded Marine who first got his start in the disability space as a beneficiary due to life altering injuries and then later as a VA claim adjudicator for VA. He also spent time working for the Chair of the U.S. House Veterans’ Affairs subcommittee. Luke is co-founder of Superinsight.ai, which uses AI to streamline medical-record review and analysis for disability claims, helping advocates reduce prep time and improve client outcomes.

Bryan Konoski

Nikhil Pai

James Vancel

I. Impact of artificial intelligence on Social Security disability law | 7:30pm – 7:50pm

II. Using AI to improve efficiency and case management | 7:50pm – 8:10pm

III. Expanding firm capacity through AI-driven workflows | 8:10pm – 8:30pm