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· 5/15/1890

Johnson v. Flanner

Citations

  • 42 La. 522

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  • finding remand appropriate because ALJ “failed to sufficiently explain his decision not to credit any of the evidence of greater than moderate limitations”
  • remand necessary where the ALJ “failed to sufficiently explain his decision not to credit any of the evidence of greater [...] limitations”

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Judges: Bermudez

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