Francisco PEREZ TORRES, Plaintiff, Appellant, v. SECRETARY OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, Defendant, Appellee

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• finding that an ALJ “was entitled to discount the severity of pain complaints” and “ability to perform” where a claimant sought no regular treatment for allegedly painful conditions
• finding that an ALJ “was entitled to discount the severity of pain complaints” and “ability to perform” where a claimant sought no regular treatment for allegedly painful conditions
• holding ALJ’s error harmless where the record supports ALJ’s conclusion
• holding ALJ’s error harmless where the record supports ALJ’s conclusion
• misreading of record regarding claimant’s reporting of a mental condition is harmless upon examination of entire record
• “Accordingly, if the likely outcome on remand in this case is clear and the same as 3 that reached in the decision under review, making the administrative law judge’s 4 admitted error essentially harmless, the court may uphold the denial of the plaintiff's 5 claim.”

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