Dyer v. Singer Sewing Machine Co.

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• finding ALJ erred in evaluating whether a claimant had a medically determinable impairment of fibromyalgia where he “improperly state[d] that the medical record did not identify the requisite trigger points”
• remanding where the administrative law judge “did not consider the potential functional limitations as a result of [the p]laintiff’s fibromyalgia symptoms after discounting [the p]laintiff’s fibromyalgia as a medically determinable impairment”
• the ALJ “did not consider the potential functional limitations as a result of [p]laintiff’s fibromyalgia symptoms after discounting [p]laintiff’s fibromyalgia as a medically determinable impairment, and accordingly, remand is warranted”
• “[w]here an ALJ fails to include a condition as a severe impairment, such failure is harmless if the ALJ proceeded through the sequential analysis taking the plaintiff's complaints of pain into account when making his RFC determination.”
• “[P]ain is [] a nonexertional impairment.” (citing Rosa)

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