Larry D. Rittenhouse and Linda C. Rittenhouse v. City of Winchester (mem. dec.)

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• concluding that an RFC limitation to simple or unskilled work “can adequately account for a claimant’s mental impairments, depending on their nature”
• holding that simple work limitations are sometimes sufficient to address mental limitations
• referring to a limitation “to understanding, remembering, and carrying out only simple instructions and making only simple work-related decisions” as a “simple-work limitation[ ]”
• referring to a limitation “to understanding, remembering, and carrying out only simple instructions and making only simple work-related decisions” as a “simple-work limitation[ ]”
• referring to a limitation “to understanding, remembering, and carrying out only simple instructions and making only simple work-related decisions” as a “simple-work limitation[ ]”
• referring to a limitation “to understanding, remembering, and carrying out only simple instructions and making only simple work-related decisions” as a “simple-work limitation[ ]”

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