Major v. Maters

How courts have described this case

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• holding that it was proper for the ALJ to rely on medical expert opinion in assessing claimant's functioning
• finding that evidence of only conservative treatment, when considered with the record evidence as a whole, weighs against allegations of totally disabling functional limitations
• finding that the ALJ properly cited a treating physician’s conservative treatment as a part of the reason not to give the treating physician’s opinion “controlling or significant weight”
• finding that the ALJ properly relied on medical expert testimony in assessing plaintiff’s functioning
• ALJ properly relied on medical expert testimony in assessing claimant’s functioning
• ALJ properly relied on medical expert testimony in assessing claimant’s functioning

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