Barbara MOORE, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Louis SULLIVAN, M.D., Secretary of Health and Human Services, Defendant-Appellee

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• holding that when the ALJ has relied on erroneous legal standards in assessing the evidence, he must reconsider that denial
• refusing to presume “that the ALJ would have reached the same conclusion had he applied the proper legal standards”
• schizophrenia severe but not disabling at Step 4
• “Where the agency applies proper legal standards in denying benefits, we must uphold the decision if it is based on substantial evidence. However, where ‘the [Commissioner] has relied on erroneous legal standards in assessing the evidence, [it] must reconsider that denial.”
• “Where the agency applies proper legal standards in denying benefits, we must uphold the decision if it is based on substantial evidence. However, where ‘the [Commissioner] has relied on erroneous legal standards in assessing the evidence, [it] must reconsider that denial.”
• schizo‐ phrenia severe but not disabling at Step 4

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