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· 12/22/1981

Kirk v. Secretary of Health and Human Services

Citations

  • 667 F.2d 524
  • 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 14985

How courts have described this case

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  • the grid only applies if claimant is capable of performing a wide range of jobs at the designated level
  • one examining physician concluded that the claimant's symptoms \could not be explained 'on the basis of any organic pathology' \
  • “Thus, if the nonexertional limitation restricts a claimant’s performance of a full range of work at the appropriate residual functional capacity level, nonexertional limitations must be taken into account and a non-guideline determination made.”
  • “[I]f the characteristics of the claimant do not identically match the description in the grid, the grid is only used as a guide to the disability determination.”
  • upholding regulations against a host of statutory and constitutional attacks

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Judges: Kennedy, Martin, Cowen, Claims

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