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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
CONWAY v. PRINCIPIUnited States Federal Circuit
Administrative Law, Government BenefitsPer 38 U.S.C. section 7261(b)(2), the US Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims must "take due account of the rule of prejudicial error" in all cases... |
01/07/2004 | 03-7072 |
THREET v. BARNHARTUnited States Tenth Circuit
Administrative Law, Government BenefitsAppeals Council erred in refusing to consider new, material, and chronologically pertinent evidence submitted by plaintiff pursuant to 20 C.F.R.... |
12/31/2003 | 03-7015 |
GREGG v. BARNHARTUnited States Eighth Circuit
Government Benefits, Labor & Employment LawALJ did not err in evaluating plaintiff's subjective allegations of disabling pain, and his decision to discredit the testimony was supported by... |
12/30/2003 | 03-1451 |
LEWIS v. BARNHARTUnited States Eighth Circuit
Government Benefits, Labor & Employment LawFinding that plaintiff retained the Residual Functional Capacity to return to her past work as an assembler was supported by substantial evidence.... |
12/30/2003 | 02-3854 |
LENNOX v. PRINCIPIUnited States Federal Circuit
Administrative Law, Government BenefitsThe Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims applied the correct legal standard (a clearly erroneous standard as opposed to de novo) in reviewing the... |
12/29/2003 | 03-7034 |
DIXON v. BARNHARTUnited States Eighth Circuit
Administrative Law, Government BenefitsSubstantial evidence supported the finding that plaintiff's mental impairments were not severe from a vocational standpoint. Because plaintiff did not... |
12/22/2003 | 03-1743 |
COOK v. PRINCIPIUnited States Federal Circuit
Civil Procedure, Government BenefitsPlaintiff's appeal from a decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims is dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. The Veterans Court's... |
12/19/2003 | 03-7041 |
BOONE v. BARNHARTUnited States Third Circuit
Administrative Law, Government BenefitsSubstantial evidence that plaintiff can perform a significant number of jobs that exist in the economy is lacking. Substantial evidence therefore does... |
12/18/2003 | 02-3256 |
US v. SOMSAMOUTHUnited States Ninth Circuit
Administrative Law, Government BenefitsDefendants were properly convicted of making false representations of material facts to the Social Security Administration per 42 U.S.C. section... |
12/18/2003 | 02-50453, 02-50461 |
ANDREWS v. PRINCIPIUnited States Federal Circuit
Administrative Law, Government BenefitsThe US Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims did not err in affirming the decision of the Board of Veterans' Appeals denying plaintiff an earlier... |
12/09/2003 | 03-7053 |
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