Mill Creek, WA
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Mill Creek, WA
Practice Areas: Social Security, Bankruptcy & Debt
OUTCOME: Favorable/win
Administrative law judge erred in analysis of medical opinions, Social Security medical listings determination, residual functional capacity determination, application of pain analysis standard and by ... failing to obtain vocational expert testimony
OUTCOME: Favorable/win
Unpublished. Administrative law judge failed to address medical opinions and committed grievous legal errors at each step of the evaluation process
OUTCOME: Favorable/win
Name/details to follow. Case involved a functionally 1-armed worker, over 50 years of age. Administrative law judge found him capable of one-armed "light" work. Medical evidence showed other impairm ... ents that clearly limited him to sedentary work at best. Claimant should have been found disabled under the medical-vocational guidelines. The 7th Circuit wondered why neither claimant nor commissioner brought up his illiteracy. However, given the medical-vocational guidelines, literacy was a red herring. Claimant is over 50 and limited to sedentary work = disabled. Even if he was under 50 and limited to sedentary, his lack of use of one arm = disabled.
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