Oliver v. Secretary of Health And Human Services Oliver v. Secretary of Health And Human Services

Oliver v. Secretary of Health And Human Services

1986.C06.40309 ; 804 F.2d 964

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Publisher Description

In this Social Security case, plaintiff Lawrence E. Oliver appeals from the Secretarys denial of his application for disability insurance benefits and from the denial of his motion to remand for consideration of new medical evidence. An administrative law judge found that Mr. Oliver was disabled. The Appeals Council reversed the disability determination, finding that Mr. Oliver could perform light or sedentary work. Appellant sought review in the district court, and the parties consented to proceedings before a magistrate. Both the claimant and the Secretary moved for summary judgment. The claimant then filed a motion for remand for the consideration of new medical evidence. The magistrate granted the Secretarys motion for summary judgment, affirmed the Secretarys decision to deny benefits, and overruled the claimants motions for summary judgment and remand.

GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
1986
11 November
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
4
Pages
PUBLISHER
LawApp Publishers
SIZE
65.6
KB

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