Kevin Byes v. Michael J. Astrue

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• noting that an error is harmless unless the ALJ would have decided the case differently
• “Failing to develop the record is reversible error when it does not contain enough evidence to determine the impact of a claimant’s impairment on his ability to work.”
• error is harmless if there is no indication that the ALJ would have decided differently had the error not occurred
• “To show an error was not harmless, [the claimant] must provide some indication that the ALJ would have decided differently if the error had not occurred.”
• “To show an error was not harmless, Byes 4 Under current regulations, a treating physician’s opinion is entitled to no special deference. See 20 C.F.R. § 404.1520c(c

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