· 12/4/1981
Roger Gagnon v. Secretary of Health and Human Services
Citations
- 666 F.2d 662
- 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 15467
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- observing that a lesser amount of pain is required to establish a nonexertional limitation than is required to establish disability
- remanding because the ALJ failed to consider whether Gagnon's nonexertional limitations, which included environmental restrictions, limited the number of jobs he could perform
- remanding because the ALJ failed to consider whether Gagnon's nonexertional limitations, which included environmental restrictions, limited the number of jobs he could perform
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Judges: Coffin, Campbell, Bownes
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