Moss v. Trinity Papers & Plastics Corp.

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• finding that the claimant’s limited activities, including working 13-20 hours per week as a caregiver for his father, were “generally consistent” with claimed limitations from severe gastrointestinal problems, panic attacks, trouble sleeping, and depression
• finding that although the treating physician’s opinions were in the form of a check-box questionnaire, that is not a proper basis for rejecting an opinion that is supported by treatment notes, and remanding for further administrative proceedings
• “Although the treating physician’s opinions were in the form of check-box questionnaires, that is not a proper basis for rejecting an opinion supported by treatment notes.”
• “Although the treating 8 physician’s opinions were in the form of check-box questionnaires, that is not a 9 proper basis for rejecting an opinion supported by treatment notes.”

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