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Christopher Lawrence Coats is a second-generation attorney and native Texan. Christopher earned his bachelor's degree at DePauw University, where he studied political science and majored in philosophy. After graduating from DePauw, Christopher enrolled in Fort Worth's Texas A&M School of Law (formerly Wesleyan School of Law).
While in law school, Christopher was admitted into the Texas Wesleyan Law Review, and in 2009, he received the American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics Annual Health Law Student Award. That same year, Christopher cultivated his legal training by securing an internship with Justice Gardner at the prestigious Second Court of Appeals of Fort Worth, Texas. Christopher graduated from Texas Wesleyan School of Law in the top twenty percent of his class, and as a practicing attorney, he diligently advocates on behalf of the less fortunate and disadvantaged.
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Acquired: 2010
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1424 Gables Court, Plano, TX, 75075
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Posted by anonymous | October 19, 2019 | Social Security Disability
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No complaints, he was well informed. I spoke to him regarding my disability case and he gave me all the information I needed, and was also patient with me. I have not decided on an attorney just yet, but after I hear back from the disability appeals council; I will definitely consider hiring him to r...
2010
Law Review Staff Member, Texas Wesleyan Law Review
2009
Annual Health Law Student Award, American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics
2009
Law Review Staff Member, Texas Wesleyan
2008
Law Review Staff Member, Texas Wesleyan
2011 - Present
Attorney, The Law Offices of Coats & Todd
2010 - 2011
Associate, The Moore Law Firm, PLLC
2009 - 2009
Legal Intern, Second Court of Appeals, Fort Worth, Texas
2009 - 2009
Legal Intern, Federal Trade Commission
2018 - Present
Federal Bar AssociationMember
2010 - Present
State Bar of TexasMember
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Member
The court remanded because there was insufficient evidence that the ALJ considered the higher age category
The court remanded for further review given the discrepancies in Commissioner's final determination.
The case was remanded because a defective hypothetical question does not require a showing a prejudice.
The case was remanded because the ALJ's misplaced demand for empirical, objective evidence to support a mental impairment.
The court remanded for further review of the treating physicians' opinions even though they addressed a different time period.
2010
JD - Juris Doctor
2006
BS - Bachelor of Science
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