Mobile, AL
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Mobile, AL
Practice Areas: Social Security
OUTCOME: Reversed and remanded
The ALJ denied the claim, finding skills transferable from past relevant work. The case was remanded because there was no evidence that the earnings from the past work were sufficient to indicate the ... job was performed on a full time basis; thus the work should not have been considered to be "past relevant work", according to the regulations.
OUTCOME: Reversed and remanded
The ALJ's decision denying Mr. Weir's claim was reversed because the ALJ had ignored evidence from the medical sources which the ALJ cited as support for the decision.
OUTCOME: Reversed and remanded
After a claim was denied by an ALJ, an appeal was taken to the Appeals Council and additional evidence submitted. The AC declined to review the ALJ's decision. The District Court reversed, finding th ... e evidence submitted to the AC was new and material, and there was a reasonable possibility the ALJ would change the decision.
OUTCOME: Reversed and Remanded for Payment of benefits
Established that the Social Security Administration must consider the combined impact of all severe impairments in determining whether a person meets or equals the requirements Listing 12.05. The cour ... t determined an ALJ must view the individual claimant as a whole person, and must not evaluate disability claimants as having several isolated symptoms
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