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MegaReg (Presented by National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives)

SSA’s proposed MegaReg may eliminate age-based grids and restructure disability evaluation. Learn timeline expectations and case development strategies.

2025-11-07 16:00:00

1 hours

Program Details

2025-11-07 16:00:00

2025-11-07 16:00:00

1h CLE Credits

2025-11-07 16:00:00

1 hours

Program Details

2025-11-07 16:00:00

Program Details

2025-11-07 16:00:00

Over 1,000+ webinars

2025-11-07 16:00:00

1 hours

Course Overview

Navigating SSA's MegaReg Disability Changes

2025-11-07 16:00:00

Participants will learn how SSA’s proposed sequential evaluation process regulations may reshape disability adjudication. Practitioners will gain strategies for developing cases without relying on traditional grid-based allowances.

Format

CLE Credit

1h CLE Credits

Level

Intermediate

Length

1

Key topics that will be covered

01
Rulemaking Process
Internal SSA clearance, OMB review, and public comment periods extend implementation timelines significantly.
02
ORS Structure
ORS differs fundamentally from DOT, requiring SSA policy changes to use it.
03
Age Treatment
Age cliffs at 50 and 55 may be modified under proposed regulatory changes.
04
Vocational Experts
VEs will likely continue because ORS cannot address all limitations like absenteeism.
05
Case Development
Without grids, practitioners must develop all impairments rather than relying on age-based allowances.
06
Implementation Timeline
Computer system changes and training thousands of employees will delay final implementation.

Program schedule

clock 4:00 pm - 4:20 pm EST

Understanding SSA's Proposed MegaReg and Rulemaking Process

This session explores the origins of the MegaReg, tracing its development from the 2015 advanced notice of proposed rulemaking to replace the outdated Dictionary of Occupational Titles. Attendees will learn about the complex multi-stage rulemaking process involving internal SSA clearance, OMB review, and public comment periods, as well as how ORS differs structurally from the DOT.

David CampDavid Camp
Steve RollinsSteve Rollins
clock 4:20 pm - 4:40 pm EST

Impact on Claimants, Vocational Experts, and Age Factors

This session examines how the proposed changes may affect disability claimants, particularly regarding the treatment of age as a vocational factor and potential modifications to the grid rules. Discussion covers the continued role of vocational experts, limitations not addressed by ORS such as absenteeism, and why younger claimants with mental impairments may actually benefit from the new framework.

David CampDavid Camp
Steve RollinsSteve Rollins
clock 4:40 pm - 5:00 pm EST

Timeline Expectations and Practitioner Preparation Strategies

Gain insider perspective on the extended implementation timeline, including computer system updates and training requirements that must occur before any changes take effect. Practitioners will learn actionable strategies including developing all impairments thoroughly, learning the ORS database, and preparing to submit comments when the NPRM is published.

David CampDavid Camp
Steve RollinsSteve Rollins
David Camp

David Camp

NOSSCR

Steve Rollins

Steve Rollins

Office of Disability Policy

David Camp

David Camp

NOSSCR

David Camp is the CEO of 162 Strategies, advising select clients on disability government affairs policy. He serves NOSSCR as their Senior Policy Advisor and General Counsel, with extensive experience in disability law and advocacy.

Recognition & Leadership

Recipient of the Social Security Region 7 Commissioner's Public Service Award and NOSSCR's Sweeney Award for Distinguished Service honoring his work litigating an end to the Secret ALJ Policy.

Professional Involvement

Member of the National Academy of Social Insurance, the Editorial Advisory Committee for West's Social Security Reporting Service, and author of both 'Current Social Security News' and 'Social Security Claims and Procedures' for Westlaw. Founded the Administrative Law Committee for the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis and is a Past President of the Missouri Lawyers Trust Account Foundation.

Experience

Previously served as NOSSCR's CEO after many years on NOSSCR's Board of Directors, including as President from 2021 through 2023. Began career at a legal services program before serving as clerk to Missouri's first disabled Supreme Court justice. In private practice, represented disabled claimants for more than 25 years, focusing on service to the homeless. Operated a firm while handling cases administratively and before federal courts in the 6th, 7th, and 8th Circuits.
Steve Rollins

Steve Rollins

Office of Disability Policy

Steve Rollins is a professional with experience in Social Security disability policy and claimant representation.

Experience

Worked in Social Security's Office of Disability Policy for nearly five years. Spent more than ten years representing disability claimants.
David Camp

David Camp

NOSSCR

David Camp is the CEO of 162 Strategies, advising select clients on disability government affairs policy. He serves NOSSCR as their Senior Policy Advisor and General Counsel, with extensive experience in disability law and advocacy.

Recognition & Leadership

Recipient of the Social Security Region 7 Commissioner's Public Service Award and NOSSCR's Sweeney Award for Distinguished Service honoring his work litigating an end to the Secret ALJ Policy.

Professional Involvement

Member of the National Academy of Social Insurance, the Editorial Advisory Committee for West's Social Security Reporting Service, and author of both 'Current Social Security News' and 'Social Security Claims and Procedures' for Westlaw. Founded the Administrative Law Committee for the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis and is a Past President of the Missouri Lawyers Trust Account Foundation.

Experience

Previously served as NOSSCR's CEO after many years on NOSSCR's Board of Directors, including as President from 2021 through 2023. Began career at a legal services program before serving as clerk to Missouri's first disabled Supreme Court justice. In private practice, represented disabled claimants for more than 25 years, focusing on service to the homeless. Operated a firm while handling cases administratively and before federal courts in the 6th, 7th, and 8th Circuits.
Steve Rollins

Steve Rollins

Office of Disability Policy

Steve Rollins is a professional with experience in Social Security disability policy and claimant representation.

Experience

Worked in Social Security's Office of Disability Policy for nearly five years. Spent more than ten years representing disability claimants.

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