· 8/23/1993
James McCLEES, Appellant, v. Donna E. SHALALA, Secretary of Health and Human Services, Appellee
Citations
- 2 F.3d 301
- 1993 WL 315993
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- lack of objective medical evidence to support subjective complaints is only one factor to consider in evaluating claimant’s testimony
- Polaksi supports, indeed compels, consideration of such factors as claimant’s prior, spotty work record
- failure to seek treatment is inconsistent with disability
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Judges: Arnold, Loken, Rosenbaum
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