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S.D. New York· 5/6/2015

Suarez v. Colvin

Citations

  • 102 F. Supp. 3d 552
  • 2015 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 59640
  • 2015 WL 2088789

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  • noting that the ALJ is free to give greater weight to consultative medical examiners’ opinions so long as he documents his rationale for finding the relevant standards met
  • noting that the ALJ is free to give greater weight to consultative medical examiners’ opinions so long as he documents his rationale for finding the relevant standards met
  • noting that the ALJ is free to give greater weight to consultative medical examiners’ opinions so long as he documents his rationale for finding the relevant standards met
  • noting that the ALJ is free to give greater weight to consultative medical examiners’ opinions so long as he documents his rationale for finding the relevant standards met
  • noting that the ALJ is free to give greater weight to consultative medical examiners’ opinions so long as he documents his rationale for finding the relevant standards met
  • noting that the ALJ is free to give greater weight to consultative medical examiners’ opinions so long as the ALJ documents his rationale for finding the relevant standards met

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Judges: Peck

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