Brittain v. United States Lines, Inc. (In re McLean Industries, Inc.)

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• noting that the Court may “read the paragraph discussing [contrary findings], 10 and draw inferences relevant to [the doctor’s] findings and opinion, if those inferences are there 11 to be drawn.”
• an ALJ does not have to adopt a physician’s opinion 11 in its entirety and can properly reject portions of it
• noting bankruptcy court's broad discretion in applying § 549(a)

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