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· 6/18/1909

U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co. v. Douglas' Trustee

Citations

  • 134 Ky. 374
  • 120 S.W. 328
  • 1909 Ky. LEXIS 390

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  • recognizing as legitimate the defendant’s “apprehension 27 regarding manageability,” but finding it “insufficient to tip the scales away from the superiority of 1 common proof”
  • recognizing as legitimate the defendant’s “apprehension 27 regarding manageability,” but finding it “insufficient to tip the scales away from the superiority of 1 common proof”
  • ALJ’s failure to find plaintiff’s hearing condition to be a severe impairment was harmless given the ALJ’s inclusion of the condition in his overall analysis
  • RFC's limitations to simple, unskilled work sufficiently accommodated the plaintiff's moderate limitations in concentration, persistence, or pace
  • RFC limitations to simple, unskilled work sufficiently captured the plaintiff's moderate limitations in concentration, persistence, or pace
  • RFC’s limitations to simple, unskilled work sufficiently accommodated the plaintiff’s moderate limitations in concentration, persistence, or pace

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Judges: Lassing, Miller

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