· 1/22/2001
Providence Teachers Union v. the City coun.C. Providence, 99-5917 (2001)
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- finding that the plaintiff did not have a Listing 1.02 impairment because the record did not indicate a bilateral limitation in the upper extremities or “an extreme limitation of the ability to walk”
- finding “use of morphine does not itself mandate the conclusion that [p]laintiff’s treatments were non-conservative”
- “In the present case, the undersigned finds that sentence-six remand is unwarranted because Plaintiff’s additional evidence is redundant and immaterial.”
- “‘[T]he use of a commonly prescribed pain medication, even a narcotic, does not remove [claimant’s] treatment from the realm of conservative treatment.’” (quoting Purnell v. Astrue, 662 F.Supp.2d 402, 410 (E.D. Pa. 2009))
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Judges: WILLIAMS, J.
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