Orsburn v. Commissioner of Social Security Administration

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Orsburn v. Commissioner of Social Security Administration

Plaintiff:	Terry Orsburn
Defendant:	Commissioner of Social Security Administration
Case Number:	4:2017cv00296
Filed:	June 27, 2017
Court:	US District Court for the District of Arizona
Office:	Tucson Division Office
County:	Pima
Presiding Judge:	Eric J Markovich
Nature of Suit:	Disability Insurance
Cause of Action:	42 U.S.C. § 405
Jury Demanded By:	None

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Date Filed	Document Text
August 24, 2018	Filing 16 ORDER that the Commissioner's decision is remanded back to an ALJ with instructions to issue a new decision regarding Orsburn's eligibility for disability insurance benefits. The ALJ will: (1) reassess Orsburns credibility; (2) reassess Dr . DiGiacintos opinion and give further consideration to all of the previously submitted medical records; (3) further develop the record, as needed, to fully and fairly assess Orsburns conditions and limitations, (4) further consider Orsburn's residual functional capacity, citing specific evidence in support of the assessed limitations, and (5) continue the sequential evaluation process to assess whether in fact Orsburn is disabled within the meaning of the SSA and whether she is able to perform any work existing in the national economy. The Clerk of the Court shall enter judgment, and close its file in this matter. Signed by Magistrate Judge Eric J Markovich on 8/24/2018. (SIB)

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August 24, 2018

Filing 16 ORDER that the Commissioner's decision is remanded back to an ALJ with instructions to issue a new decision regarding Orsburn's eligibility for disability insurance benefits. The ALJ will: (1) reassess Orsburns credibility; (2) reassess Dr . DiGiacintos opinion and give further consideration to all of the previously submitted medical records; (3) further develop the record, as needed, to fully and fairly assess Orsburns conditions and limitations, (4) further consider Orsburn's residual functional capacity, citing specific evidence in support of the assessed limitations, and (5) continue the sequential evaluation process to assess whether in fact Orsburn is disabled within the meaning of the SSA and whether she is able to perform any work existing in the national economy. The Clerk of the Court shall enter judgment, and close its file in this matter. Signed by Magistrate Judge Eric J Markovich on 8/24/2018. (SIB)

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Plaintiff: Terry Orsburn
Represented By:	Edward Allen Wicklund
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