Negussie v. District of Columbia Department of Employment Services

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting the idea that ALJs are required ―to choose a disability percentage rating provided either by the claimant’s or the employer’s medical examiner‖
• explaining that ALJs are authorized to consider these five factors
• rejecting the idea that ALJs are required \to choose a disability percentage rating provided either by the claimant's or the employer's medical examiner\
• \ '[D]isability' is an economic and legal concept which should not be confounded with a medical condition ....\
• “ ‘[Disability’ is an economic and legal concept which should not be confounded with a medical condition....”
• ―‗[D]isability‘ is an economic and legal concept which should not be confounded with a medical condition . . . .‖

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).