James Publishing: Bohr's Social Security Issues Annotated

Bohr's Social Security Issues Annotated

by Sarah H. Bohr and Chantal J. Harrington

Book Description

Language and citations you can quote in your memoranda, briefs, and oral arguments. This book includes approximately 500 pages of issue-oriented arguments and case summaries.

Now you can save time on your next research project with the most up-to-date and unique case digesting service for Social Security practitioners. It includes pre-researched language and up-to-date citations that you can use in all your supporting papers. You will get targeted analysis on these issues and more:

Fibromyalgia and lupus cases
Evaluation of pain testimony
Medical equivalency and ALJ's responsibilities
ALJ's duty to recontact the treating physician
Chronic fatigue syndrome cases
Manipulative limitations on sedentary work
Lack of updated RFC assessment in record
Effect of borderlone mental capacity on application of grids
Weight of treating physician's opinion
Effecf of daily activities on credibilty
Incomplete hypothetical questions and their effect on VE testimony
Vocational expert testimony that conflicts with DOT
Definition of severity

The book also now includes a new, smart CD-ROM including digitized versions of all three parts of the book. You can search the entire contents of the book by key word and jump directly to that section or simply open the documents in your favorite word processing program

Updated annually. ISBN 1-58012-019-9. Price: $129.00

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