· 7/15/1890
Simon v. Richard
Citations
- 42 La. 842
How courts have described this case
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- affirming the ALJ’s finding that Listing 1.04 criteria were not met because “Plaintiff’s motor strength was consistently normal with no evidence of atrophy, as were her sensation and deep-tendon reflexes”
- affirming the ALJ’s finding that Listing 1.04 criteria were not met because “Plaintiff’s motor strength was consistently normal with no evidence of atrophy, as were her sensation and deep-tendon reflexes.”
- affirming the ALJ’s finding that Listing 1.04 criteria were not met 16 because “Plaintiff's motor strength was consistently normal with no evidence of atrophy, as were her sensation and deep-tendon reflexes”
- \It is an appropriate exercise of discretion for an ALJ to afford little weight to a medical opinion that is internally inconsistent.\
- “It is an appropriate exercise of discretion for an ALJ to afford little weight to a medical opinion that is internally inconsistent.”
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Judges: Breaux, Watkins
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