· 7/13/1990
Pitzer v. Sullivan
Citations
- 908 F.2d 502
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- remanding for payment of benefits where Secretary did not provide adequate reasons for disregarding examining physician’s opinion
- remanding for payment of benefits where Secretary did not provide adequate reasons for disregarding examining physician’s opinion
- an ALJ must provide “clear and convincing” reasons for rejecting the uncontradicted opinion of an examining physician
- “The nonexamining physicians’ conclusion, with nothing more, does not constitute substantial evidence, particularly in view of the conflicting observations, opinions, and conclusions of an examining physician”
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