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Social Security Ruling 82-62 (Note: rescinded and replaced by SSR 24-2p)
1053 (11th Cir
” or that he showed “fair insight” and “intact cognition
3) Whether the ALJ properly evaluated Plaintiff’s subjective complaints
Subjective symptoms - work activity
Stacy S. v. Kijakazi (C.D. Ca. Dec. 2, 2023) - brain injury, severe impairment, RFC, subjective complaints Social Security Ruling 82-62 (Note:Stacy S. v. Kijakazi, Case No.: 2: 23 cv 01632 MWE (JPR) (C. D. Ca. Dec. 2, 2023) (Order by Michael W. Fitzgerald, United States District Judge) Briefs for purchase: Plaintiffs Brief and remand order Topics addressed: Severity standard RFC failure to include credited opinions Testimony of lay witnesses Subjective complaints daily activities Subjective symptoms work activity Duration requirement Cognitive impairment Brain injury ALJ mischaracterization
