United States v. Reyes-Prado

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• holding that moderate limitations in “relating to instructions, concentration, [and] attendance” are consistent with unskilled work
• holding that moderate limitations in “relating to instructions, concentration, [and] attendance” are consistent with unskilled work
• holding that plaintiff could perform unskilled work based on the testimony of plaintiff, as well as medical opinions of consultative examiner and non-examining state agency examiner who found mild and moderate limitations in all relevant areas
• holding that based on his 16 testimony, as well as medical opinions of the consultative examiner and the non-examining state agency examiner that plaintiff had mild and moderate limitations in all relevant areas, plaintiff could perform unskilled work
• determining that vocational expert testimony was not required where the claimant could perform simple work, but “cannot interact appropriately with the general public”
• finding that moderate limitations in “relating to instructions, concentration, attendance” were consistent with unskilled work involving “simple and some detailed tasks”

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