· 5/24/2004
Festus M. McKinnie v. Jo Anne B. Barnhart, Commissioner of Social Security
Citations
- 368 F.3d 907
- 65 Fed. Appx. 80
- 2003 U.S. App. LEXIS 8589
- 2004 WL 1147058
How courts have described this case
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- stating that the VE’s reasoning must be explained “if the claimant challenges the foundation of the vocational expert’s opinions”
- relying upon Donahue and emphasizing that “an ALJ may depend on expert testimony only if the testimony is reliable”
- relying upon Donahue and emphasizing that “an ALJ may depend on expert testimony only if the testimony is reliable”
- “It is the Commissioner’s burden at Step 5 to establish the existence of a significant number of jobs that the claimant can perform.”
- “It is the Commissioner’s burden at Step 5 to establish the existence of a significant number of jobs that the claimant can perform.”
- “Without first inquir‐ ing into the reliability of [VE] Bose’s opinions, the ALJ should not have so unquestioningly accepted her testimony that a 16 No. 17‐2978 significant number of jobs were available to McKinnie.”
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Judges: Coffey, Evans, Per Curiam, Ripple
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