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Pacensa v Astrue, --- F.Supp.2d ----, 2012 WL 993079, Civil Action No. 11-10113-WGY (March 26, 2012)

03/26/2012 - Young, District Judge - lock_open
Rep Sandra Smales. Remand. A younger individual with high school education and a history of unskilled past relevant work filed... Read more

Vasquez V. Sec'y HHS, No. 94-1793

01/01/1995 - lock_open
ALJ did not err in relying on Grid where substantial evidence supported ALJ's conclusion that pain did not impair claimant's ability to... Read more

Rose V. Shalala

01/01/1994 - lock_open
Even though Chronic Fatigue Syndrome POMS were promulgated after adverse ALJ decision, previous version of same section of POMS re:... Read more

Ortiz V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1989 - lock_open
The Court "pays particular attention' to the ALJ's evaluation of complaints of pain in light of their subjective nature," quoting Sherwin v... Read more

Perez-Torres V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1989 - lock_open
ALJ was free to rely solely on the Grids where he found that nonexertional impairments did not have a significant impact on the claimant's... Read more

Rivera-Figueroa V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1988 - lock_open
Grid use precluded in view of history of significant mental disorders. Court questions ALJ's ability to assess claimant's RFC when unaided... Read more

Lugo V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1986 - lock_open
Cardiac and mental impairments. Although the Secretary is not bound by a psychiatrist's "sweeping conclusion" as to disability, when... Read more

Gray V. Heckler

01/01/1985 - lock_open
Approves administrative notice of occupational reference materials for information regarding various types of work. Court notes that the... Read more

Burgos Lopez V. Heckler

01/01/1984 - lock_open
Pain can constitute a significant nonexertional impairment which precludes naked application of the Grid and requires use of a vocational... Read more

Zayas v. Sec

01/01/1984 - per curiam -- Campbell, CJ; Coffin, Breyer, JJ - lock_open
No substantial evidence that hypertension not controlled because of claimant's failure to follow prescribed treatment. Any departure from a... Read more

Borrero Lebron V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1984 - lock_open
Secretary was entitled to apply Grid despite claimant's moderate anxiety neurosis, because the court finds substantial support for Appeals... Read more

Vasquez V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1982 - lock_open
Transferable Skills. Grids. Court remanded where ALJ relied on Grid rule requiring transferrable skills but failed to find explicitly (or... Read more

Sherwin V. Sec'y

01/01/1982 - lock_open
The burden of showing the existence of other jobs in the national economy that the claimant can perform (Step 5) rests on the Secretary.... Read more

Torres V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1982 - lock_open
Where the Medical-Vocational Guidelines require a finding of "not disabled," the ALJ need not name specific jobs that the claimant could... Read more

Geoffroy V. HHS

01/01/1981 - lock_open
Court gives qualified approval to Grids as valid exercise of Secretary's statutory authority. Secretary may, using Grids, take... Read more
Displaying 1 - 15 of 15

Pacensa v Astrue, --- F.Supp.2d ----, 2012 WL 993079, Civil Action No. 11-10113-WGY (March 26, 2012)

03/26/2012 - Young, District Judge - lock_open
Rep Sandra Smales. Remand. A younger individual with high school education and a history of unskilled past relevant work filed... Read more

Vasquez V. Sec'y HHS, No. 94-1793

01/01/1995 - lock_open
ALJ did not err in relying on Grid where substantial evidence supported ALJ's conclusion that pain did not impair claimant's ability to... Read more

Rose V. Shalala

01/01/1994 - lock_open
Even though Chronic Fatigue Syndrome POMS were promulgated after adverse ALJ decision, previous version of same section of POMS re:... Read more

Ortiz V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1989 - lock_open
The Court "pays particular attention' to the ALJ's evaluation of complaints of pain in light of their subjective nature," quoting Sherwin v... Read more

Perez-Torres V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1989 - lock_open
ALJ was free to rely solely on the Grids where he found that nonexertional impairments did not have a significant impact on the claimant's... Read more

Rivera-Figueroa V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1988 - lock_open
Grid use precluded in view of history of significant mental disorders. Court questions ALJ's ability to assess claimant's RFC when unaided... Read more

Lugo V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1986 - lock_open
Cardiac and mental impairments. Although the Secretary is not bound by a psychiatrist's "sweeping conclusion" as to disability, when... Read more

Gray V. Heckler

01/01/1985 - lock_open
Approves administrative notice of occupational reference materials for information regarding various types of work. Court notes that the... Read more

Burgos Lopez V. Heckler

01/01/1984 - lock_open
Pain can constitute a significant nonexertional impairment which precludes naked application of the Grid and requires use of a vocational... Read more

Zayas v. Sec

01/01/1984 - per curiam -- Campbell, CJ; Coffin, Breyer, JJ - lock_open
No substantial evidence that hypertension not controlled because of claimant's failure to follow prescribed treatment. Any departure from a... Read more

Borrero Lebron V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1984 - lock_open
Secretary was entitled to apply Grid despite claimant's moderate anxiety neurosis, because the court finds substantial support for Appeals... Read more

Vasquez V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1982 - lock_open
Transferable Skills. Grids. Court remanded where ALJ relied on Grid rule requiring transferrable skills but failed to find explicitly (or... Read more

Sherwin V. Sec'y

01/01/1982 - lock_open
The burden of showing the existence of other jobs in the national economy that the claimant can perform (Step 5) rests on the Secretary.... Read more

Torres V. Sec'y HHS

01/01/1982 - lock_open
Where the Medical-Vocational Guidelines require a finding of "not disabled," the ALJ need not name specific jobs that the claimant could... Read more

Geoffroy V. HHS

01/01/1981 - lock_open
Court gives qualified approval to Grids as valid exercise of Secretary's statutory authority. Secretary may, using Grids, take... Read more