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Eleventh Circuit· 8/5/1991

Edwards v. Sullivan

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  • 937 F.2d 580

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  • concluding that good cause existed where the medical opinion was contradicted by other notations in the physician’s own record
  • holding that “good cause” existed where the opinion was contradicted by other notations in the physician's own record
  • concluding that good cause existed where the medical opinion was contradicted by other notations in the physician’s own record
  • holding that remand is not warranted unless an error shows “unfairness” or “clear prejudice”
  • holding that remand is not warranted unless an error shows unfairness or clear prejudice
  • noting that reversal is not warranted even if the court itself would have reached a result contrary to that of the factfinder

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