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Without some reasonable explanation from the ALJ as to why completing basic household chores is inconsistent with a finding of disability
EAJA - reasonableness of hours - briefing time
Social Security Ruling 19-2p
4) Whether the ALJ properly evaluated Plaintiff’s subjective complaints
Includes one case where the effectively hourly rate was $9
[Angela S.] v. O’Malley (D.N.J. Oct. 24, 2024) - medical opinions, RFC – reliance on ALJ’s lay interpretation of the record, sentence six new evidence remand Without some reasonable explanation from[Angela S.] v. OMalley, No. CV 23 22441 (RK), 2024 WL 4563910 (D. N. J. Oct. 24, 2024) (Decision by U. S. District Judge Robert Kirsch) Briefs for purchase: Plaintiffs Brief, Plaintiffs Reply Brief and court decision Topics addressed: Medical opinions supportability Medical opinions consistency Medical opinions articulation requirements RFC reliance on ALJs lay interpretation of the record Sentence six remands due to new evidence Ruling addressed:
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