Answering the Most Frequently Asked Questions Is Good, Answering The Questions You Should Be Asking Is Even Better
We have been answering questions about Oregon and Washington personal injury and auto injury claims, Oregon Workers' Compensation claims, and Social Security Disability claims for more than a little while. People have a lot of the same concerns, so they ask the same questions. That's good. However, our job is not just to answer the most frequently asked questions, but also the ones you should be asking. That's better.
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What does it mean to have a "severe impairment" under Social Security Disability?
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My child was injured and has a injury claim. What do I need to do to protect my child?
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What is a "structured settlement?"
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I have an Oregon injury claim, and my health insurance is paying my bills. Do I have to be concerned?
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My Oregon Workers' Compensation claim has been accepted. Should I have any concerns?
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My Workers' Compensation carrier denied my claim because of a "pre-existing condition" that I did not even know that I had. What is a "pre-existing condition"?
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What is the Alleged Onset date?
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I have an Oregon Workers' Compensation claim. Can I change my doctor?
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A claims adjuster wants to send me a check and paperwork five days after my car collision. What should I do?
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What happens if I lose my Social Security Disability hearing?
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Can I appeal my Order on Reconsideration?
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Should I keep a diary or notes after my Oregon auto collision?