Be Practical: Dealing with Step 4 in Real Life

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Do you know how much common office supplies weigh? Neither does your client, yet the ALJ frequently expects them to know how much weight they can lift. Join us to discover practical techniques for preparing for Step 4 well in advance of the hearing. We will go over important points to consider while completing work history records and preparing your client to testify. How do you guide the DDS analyst, and subsequently the vocational expert, to the best DOT position? What is the most beneficial DOT title? How do you fill out the work history report in such a manner that the past work is discovered to be a composite job? Which is preferable: more or less detail? What is the best technique for dealing with the title “supervisor?” You will be able to answer these questions and more by the conclusion of this session!
Kevin Kerr is a partner in the Portland, Oregon-based law firm Schneider Kerr & Robichaux, which conducts hearings and appeals throughout the Pacific Northwest. His business handles virtually entirely Social Security claims and has only lately began to handle VA claims. Kevin is licensed in Oregon and Washington, has been a Social Security attorney for over ten years, and has conducted over 3000 Administrative Law Judge hearings. He also handles Appeals Council appeals and has filed over 200 cases in Federal Court, including cases in the Western District of Washington, Eastern District of Washington, District of Oregon, and the Ninth Circuit.

Smith, Sara Rose

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Sara Rose Smith works as a partner at Schneider Kerr & Robichaux. She is a licensed attorney in the state of Oregon. Ms. Smith was born in Charleston, South Carolina. For almost 5 years, she has been practicing Social Security law in the Pacific Northwest. She likes the strategic part of vocational expert cross-examination as well as the chance it provides her to speak for her clients.

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