Diaz v. Commissioner of Social Security

How courts have described this case

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• holding that because the ALJ did not provide an adequate explanation for the weight he gave to several medical opinions, remand was warranted
• holding that because the ALJ did not provide an adequate explanation for the weight he gave to several medical opinions, remand was warranted
• holding that because the _ | ALJ did not provide an adequate explanation for the weight he gave to several | medical opinions, remand was warranted
• explaining that an ALJ is not required to “employ particular ‘magic’ words” in his decision
• noting that the ALJ “need not employ particular ‘magic’ words” in discussing the reasons for the decision
• noting that the ALJ “need not employ particular ‘magic’ words” in discussing the reasons for the decision

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).