Theresa Ramirez v. Jo Anne B. Barnhart, Social Security Commissioner

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “an ALJ is entitled to make a factual determination that a Claimant's subjective pain complaints are not credible in light of objective medical evidence to the contrary”
• stating “a claimant’s financial motivation may contribute to an adverse credibility determination when other factors [such as evidence of malingering] cast doubt upon the claimant’s credibility”
• stating “an ALJ is entitled to make a factual determination that a Claimant’s subjective pain complaints are not credible in light of objective medical evidence to the contrary”
• “an ALJ is entitled to make a factual determination that a [c]laimant’s subjective pain complaints are not credible in light of objective medical evidence to the contrary”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).