Sunshine Distribution, Inc. v. Sports Authority Michigan, Inc.

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• finding that subjective complaints combined with diagnosed cervical and lumbar radiculopathy, among other diagnoses, met the first criterion
• finding that subjective complaints combined with diagnosed cervical and lumbar radiculopathy, among other diagnoses, met the first requirement
• noting that “it is not for [the Court] to reconcile conflicting medical evidence in the record—that is the obligation of the ALJ.”
• finding evidence of neuro-anatomic pain where plaintiff complained of radiating pain in neck, shoulder, lower back, and legs
• finding that cervical and lumbar radiculopathy evidenced nerve root compression
• finding evidence of neuro-anatomic distribution of pain based on plaintiff’s complaints of radiating pain and numbness

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