Mae D. IVY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Louis W. SULLIVAN, M.D., Secretary of Health & Human Services, Defendant-Appellee

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• holding that ALJ erred in determining the claimant’s onset date based only on contemporaneous medical evidence where the subsequent medical evidence established an earlier onset date
• recognizing that “noncontemporaneous medical records are relevant to the determination of whether onset occurred on the date alleged by the claimant” in the context of Social Security disability benefits
• claimants bear the burden of establishing a disabling condition before the expiration of their insured status
• “Claimants bear the burden of establishing a disabling condition before the expiration of their insured status.”
• claimants bear the burden of establishing a disabling condition before the expiration of their insured status
• “A claimant is eligible for benefits only if the onset of the qualifying medical impairment began on or before the date the claimant was last insured.”

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