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New Rule Changes the Evaluation of Medical Evidence in Social Security Applications

The medical documentation in the record can make all the difference in whether an individual will qualify for Social Security disability benefits. 1. Weight of…

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The Five Step Evaluation Process

Social Security regulations provide for a five-step evaluation process to determine disability. Step 1: Income Levels Work generating more than $1170 (2017) per month after…

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Should I apply for social security disability?

Frequently we hear from folks who haven’t yet applied – and are wondering whether they should, because they are hopeful that sometime in the future,…

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Why Drugs & Alcohol Matter: Five Reasons to be Honest with your Lawyer

As lawyers for people living with disabilities, we know that many people have done things in their lives that they regret or would change if…

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Vulnerable Roadway User, A Useful Legal Concept for Bicycle and Pedestrian Injuries

The 2007 Oregon Legislature passed HB 3314, creating an enhanced penalty for careless driving if it contributes to serious physical injury or death to a…

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Tips on Obtaining Social Security Disability Benefits - Navigating a Slow-Moving Process

Health issues that prevent you from working can cause much stress and many things to worry about. In the midst of medical appointments and trying…

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