· 1/11/2001
Myers v. Apfel
Citations
- 238 F.3d 617
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 388
- 2001 WL 28539
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- remanding where ALJ failed to provide specific assessment of applicant’s capacity to stand, walk, push, or pull despite conflicting medical evidence about those functions
- remanding where “the ALJ failed to resolve the inconsistencies in the evidence” regarding claimant's residual functional capacity
- remanding where ALJ failed to provide specific assessment of applicant’s capacity to stand, walk, push, or pull despite conflicting medical evidence about those functions
- remanding case where “the ALJ failed to consider the evidence carefully” and selectively cited evidence
- remanding where the ALJ failed to provide a specific assessment of the applicant’s capacity to stand, walk, push, or pull despite conflicting medical evidence about those functions
- pointing out SSR 96-8p and 96-9p require an ALJ to perform a “function-by- function assessment” of the claimant’s capacity to perform sustained work-related physical, mental, and other work activities
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Judges: Garza, Stewart, Dennis
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