· 2/21/2001
William B. Johnson v. Kenneth S. Apfel, Commissioner of Social Security
Citations
- 240 F.3d 1145
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 2431
- 2001 WL 173333
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- finding the claimant did not lose his job because of his disability, he lost it because his position was eliminated
- finding that when medication treatment improved plaintiff’s mental condition, his disability was undermined
- finding the claimant did not lose his job because of his disability, he lost it because his position was eliminated
- finding the claimant did not lose his job because of his disability, he lost it because his position was eliminated
- finding the -9- claimant did not lose his job because of his disability, he lost it because his position was eliminated
- “‘Acts which are inconsistent with a claimant’s assertion of disability reflect negatively upon that claimant’s credibility.’”
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Judges: McMillian, Murphy, Bogue
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