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· 9/9/2005

Elam v. Barnhart

Citations

  • 386 F. Supp. 2d 746
  • 2005 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 19737
  • 2005 WL 2205649

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  • ruling the claimant's impairments were not disabling or that treatment may restore the claimant's ability to work therefore the ALJ did not need to determine claimant’s reason for failure to follow prescribed treatment
  • mapping an analytical framework for judicial review of a pro se action challenging an adverse administrative decision, including: (1) examining whether the SSA’s decision generally comports with regulations, (2
  • mapping an analytical framework for judicial review of a pro se action challenging an adverse administrative decision, including: (1) examining whether the SSA’s decision generally comports with regulations, (2
  • mapping an analytical framework for judicial review of a pro se action challenging an adverse administrative decision, including: (1) examining whether the Commissioner’s decision generally comports with regulations, (2
  • mapping an analytical framework for judicial review of a pro se action challenging an adverse administrative decision, including: (1) examining whether the SSA’s decision generally comports with regulations, (2
  • mapping an analytical framework for judicial review of a pro se action challenging an adverse administrative decision, including: (1) examining whether the SSA’s decision generally comports with regulations, (2

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Judges: Cobb, Hines

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