· 3/21/1994
Donahue v. Shalala
Citations
- 851 F. Supp. 27
- 1994 WL 174463
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- “the ALJ’s assessment of the medical evidence was internally inconsistent, illogical, and, hence, not based on substantial evidence”
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Judges: Nevas, Smith
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