Phillips v. Astrue

ORDER

Marla Phillips applied for disability insurance benefits and supplemental security income, claiming that she was disabled by major depression, borderline personality disorder, and other physical impairments. The Social Security Administration denied her claim, and a magistrate judge, presiding by consent, upheld the agency’s decision. Phillips appeals, arguing primarily that the Administrative Law Judge erred by discounting the opinions of her treating doctors, improperly weighing the evidence of her mental illnesses, and discrediting her testimony. Because we conclude that the ALJ’s…