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Burnett v. Commissioner of SSA
No. 99-5827 (3d. Cir. July 25, 2000) ; Clearinghouse Number: 53241
Description
Third Circuit Court Finds That ALJ Improperly Overlooked Relevant Evidence and also Used Improper Notions of Past Work and Ability to Perform Available Work
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