Wasioto & Black Mountain Railroad v. Hall

How courts have described this case

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• declining to remand where ALJ did not seek opinions from treating sources but the record included statements from both examining and non-examining consultative physicians
• “The fact that the ALJ did not explicitly reference Plaintiff’s alleged mental impairments as a cause for noncompliance does not mean that it was not considered.”
• “The ALJ's finding that Plaintiff's credibility was diminished by her failure to regularly attend treatment sessions was supported by ample cancellation and no-show notes in Plaintiff's medical record.”
• “The ALJ's finding that Plaintiff's credibility was diminished by her failure to regularly attend treatment sessions was supported by ample cancellation and no-show notes in Plaintiff's medical record.”
• “the ALJ was not required to contact a vocational expert and did not commit a legal error after determining that Plaintiffs nonex-ertional impairments did not significantly diminish her ability to engage in meaningful employment.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).