1) Whether remand is required as the ALJ failed to translate all documents in the record from Spanish to English
Regarding the evaluation of Shelley C
to be "unpersuasive" are not supported by substantial evidence
4) The ALJ’s finding that Plaintiff can return to his past relevant work as a security officer and security guard are not supported by substantial evidence
Before an ALJ may reject a treating physician’s opinions as inconsistent with other medical findings in the record
Shalonda C. v. Kijakazi (C.D. Ca. Apr. 11, 2024) - migraine headaches, RFC, subjective complaints, VE/DOT conflict, sentence 6 remands 1) Whether remand is requiredShalonda C. v. Kijakazi, Case No. 2: 22 cv 08634 SPG BFM (C. D. Ca. Apr. 11, 2024) (Order by District Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett) Briefs for purchase: Joint Stipulation (Plaintiffs portion only) and remand order Topics addressed: RFC relationship with PRTF findings Medical opinions supportability Medical opinions consistency Medical opinions must consider supportive notes Subjective complaints improper focus on overall credibility Vocational