Tenth Circuit· 2/23/2016

Allman v. Colvin

Citations

813 F.3d 1326
2016 U.S. App. LEXIS 3103
2016 WL 700566

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holding that ALJ could reasonably discount an opinion that was not supported by objective testing
concluding that the ALJ is entitled to acknowledge evidentiary conflicts and resolve any conflicts in the record
concluding that the ALJ is entitled to acknowledge evidentiary conflicts and resolve any conflicts in the record
concluding that the ALJ is entitled to acknowledge evidentiary conflicts and resolve any conflicts in the record
holding that the ALJ did not err in declining to find the claimant’s headaches a severe impairment at step 2 because “the ALJ found six other impairments severe”
holding that “the failure to find a particular impairment severe at step two is not reversible error when the ALJ finds that at least one other impairment is severe”

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Judges: Bacharach, O'Brien, Phillips

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