· 11/13/2003
Daly v. Fusco
Citations
- 80 F. App'x 700
How courts have described this case
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- finding that the claimant’s “claims of total disability were undermined by his failure to seek regular treatment for his allegedly disabling condition”
- finding that the claimant’s allegations of disability were undermined by his failure to seek regular treatment
- affirming the ALJ’s finding that “[an individual’s] claims of total disability were undermined by his failure to seek regular treatment for this allegedly disabling condition.”
- relying on plaintiff’s “own statements” in finding that “substantial evidence support[ed] the ALJ’s determination” that plaintiff did not qualify for benefits
- affirming district court find that ALJ appropriately relied on absence of medical records “to find that [claimant’s] claims of total disability were undermined by his failure to seek regular treatment for his allegedly disabling condition.”
- finding the ALJ appropriately relied on the near absence of any medical records during the relevant period in finding the plaintiff’s “claims of total disability were undermined by his failure to seek regular treatment for his allegedly disabling condition.”
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Judges: Cabranes, Garaufis, Leval
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