Rivera v. Employees' Retirement System

How courts have described this case

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• holding that identification of occupations plaintiff had not performed but are ones that plaintiff “‘may reasonably become’ fitted by education, training, or experience” was reasonable
• holding that identification of occupations plaintiff had not performed but are ones that plaintiff “‘may reasonably become’ fitted by education, training, or experience” was reasonable
• upholding administrator’s determination when physician “acknowledged, rather than ignored” claimant’s reports of pain
• “Trial courts retain broad discretion to limit and manage discovery under Rule 26 of the civil rules.”
• applying the same analysis to a similar provision

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