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· 3/15/1840

Bernard v. Pyburn

Citations

  • 15 La. 126

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  • declining to grant plaintiff's request for remand despite the ALJ’s failure to include a sit/stand option in plaintiff's RFC, because the positions proposed by the VE allowed the claimant to change her position at will
  • ‘Because plaintiff could perform either position regardless of whether the ALJ had included a sit/stand option in her RFC which would allow her to change positions at will, remand to consider that issue further would serve no useful purpose.”

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