Grady v. Winders

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• recognizing that a favorable response to treatment can 4 undermine a claimant’s complaints of debilitating pain or other severe limitations
• finding that plaintiff’s positive response to conservative treatment 11 undermined his subjective reports of disabling pain
• reasoning that a 5 favorable response to conservative treatment undermines complaints of disabling symptoms
• finding harmless error despite concluding that two of the ALJ’s 5 reasons for the adverse credibility finding were invalid
• finding it not improper for an ALJ to reject a treating physician's 7 opinion that is inconsistent with the record
• affirming grant of summary judgment in favor of supervisory officers where the officers were not present at the arrest, and there was no evidence that the officers encouraged, acquiesced or condoned the use of excessive force

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