Plaintiff appealed from the denial of her application for disability insurance benefits. Where the administrative law judge was entitled to discount plaintiff’s subjective complaints as inconsistent with the medical evidence, and there was substantial evidence to support finding that plaintiff ...

Tagged with: Evidence of Disability SSDI Weight of Evidence

Plaintiff appealed the district court’s judgment upholding the Social Security Administration commissioner’s decision to deny SSDI benefits to plaintiff, after an ALJ concluded that plaintiff was not under a disability and had residual functional capacity to perform light work. Where ...

Tagged with: disability Residual Functional Capacity SSDI

Plaintiff, who suffered from chronic pain and obesity, applied for SSDI. An Administrative Law Judge found that plaintiff suffered from six severe impairments but had residual functional capacity to perform light work with limitations. A vocational expert testified that jobs ...

Tagged with: Residual Functional Capacity SSDI Sufficiency Of Evidence

Plaintiff applied for SSDI. The Social Security Administration mistakenly recorded plaintiff’s onset date and also learned that her earnings had been “subsidized.” Although it was recommended to move up plaintiff’s onset date to allow her to keep SSDI overpayments, an ...

Tagged with: Erroneous Onset Date SSDI “Subsidized” Earnings