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Oregon Workers' Compensation Form 827: A Multi-Purpose FormYou can file a new condition claim or ask for a change of physician with the Oregon Workers' Compensation's 827 form. Physician's use 827's to report new claims.
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Oregon Workers' Compensation Lump-sum Payment RequestIf you request a lump sum payment on your Oregon Workers' Compensation Permanent Partial Disability award with this form, you cannot appeal your disability award.
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Oregon and Washington Injury Claims:Recovering Lost Income After a Serious InjuryIf you suffered a serious injury in Oregon or Washington, you have options to recover your lost income. Read about how we help clients with lost income claims.
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Getting Ready to Meet With An Oregon Workers' Compensation AttorneyMeeting with an attorney, especially for the first time, can be stressful. Here are some thoughts on meeting with an Oregon Workers' Comp attorney.
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Anoxic Brain Injury: A primerBrain injuries occur in several ways. In some cases, electrical shock, drowning or heart attacks can disrupt the oxygen flow to the brain, causing significant problems.
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How Social Security Addresses Migraine HeadachesSocial Security has change the way it views Migraine Headaches. Still, these claims present special challenges, and require significant proof.
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Filing A Workers' Compensation Claim in Oregon.Oregon Workers' Compensation claims are initiated by making a written request for benefits. Most often, the injured worker feels that an 801 Form.
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How Much Is My Claim Worth? Here Are Some ThoughtsPotential clients with a Washington or Oregon injury claim will often ask about the value of their claim. This is a fair question, but there's a lot to it.
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Long Term Consequences of Traumatic Brain Injury and Your Personal Injury CasePursuing an injury claim for a traumatic brain injury presents special challenges. This article looks at how medical opinions work with these kind of injury cases.
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Social Security Disability Claim Tips: The "Disability Report-Adult" FormWhen you apply for Social Security Disability, you are going to be filling out some forms. Here are some tips on how to approach the many forms.
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The Social Security Consultative Examination: Some TipsWhen you apply for Social Security Disability, you may be asked to attend a "consultative examination." This article provides tips on how to handle the examination.
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Maximizing Your Social Security Disability Benefit: Plan AheadWith careful planning, you can maximize your Social Security Disability benefit, especially if you are receiving SSI benefits.