Legal Opinion
Myles v. Astrue
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Decided September 9, 2009No. 08-2908PublishedCited by 448 opinions
1Per curiam
Carolyn Myles, who suffers from type-2 diabetes, claims that she is disabled because of symptoms of that disease, and is seeking disability insurance benefits. Her claim was rejected by an administrative law judge. Myles argues before this court that the ALJ failed to consider all of the facts in the record and made improper medical and credibility determinations. The ALJ’s opinion contains multiple errors, the cumulative effect of which is to leave us without confidence that the ALJ’s decision builds a “logical bridge” between the evidence and his conclusion, and so we vacate and remand for…
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