Hochberger v. Ludvigh

How courts have described this case

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• holding that remand is required where “the ALJ failed to explain the weight (if any) afforded to the opinions of examining physician . ... [causing the court to be] unable to determine whether the ALJ duly considered all of the medical opinions of record’
• ALJ failed to sufficiently explain his rationale for declining to credit portions of treating physician’s opinion while affording the opinion great weight
• although an ALJ “made brief reference” to a medical opinion, the ALJ “failed to explain the weight (if any) afforded to the opinion . . . [and therefore] the Court is unable to determine whether the ALJ duly considered all of the medical opinions of record.”

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