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Substantial-evidence review does not permit us to “decide the facts anew
Yet any mention of Simon’s most serious symptoms is conspicuously missing from the ALJ’s decision
3) The ALJ’s RFC assessment is not supported by substantial evidence
to conclude that Dr
Social Security Ruling 16-3p
Vanissa C. v. U.S. Commissioner (W.D. La. Aug. 22, 2022) - onset date, mental RFC, subjective complaints Substantial-evidence review does not permitVanissa C. v. U. S. Commissioner, Case No. 3: 21 cv 04454 TAD KDM (W. D. La. Aug. 22, 2022) (Order by District Judge Terry A. Doughty) Briefs for purchase: Appellants Social Security Brief, Motion to Remand, and Judgment granting Motion to Remand Topics addressed: RFC relationship with PRTF findings RFC interacting with co workers, supervisors and the public Subjective symptoms improper focus on objective evidence Subjective symptoms regulatory
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