MLR v. O’Malley (C.D. Ca. Jan. 31, 2025) - lay witness evidence, RFC – failure to include credited opinions, mental RFC, subjective symptoms the Commissioner chose not to

the Commissioner chose not to defend the ALJ’s decision and instead

Mental impairments - generalized findings about speech

adopted by Christina A

2011) (“The very nature of bipolar disorder is that people with the disease experience fluctuations in their symptoms

MLR v. O’Malley (C.D. Ca. Jan. 31, 2025) - lay witness evidence, RFC – failure to include credited opinions, mental RFC, subjective symptoms the Commissioner chose not toMLR v. OMalley, No. 2: 24 cv 01119 MRW (C. D. Ca. Jan. 31, 2025) (Opinion and Order by U. S. Magistrate Judge Shashi H. Kewalramani) Briefs for purchase: Plaintiffs Opening Brief, Plaintiffs Reply Brief, and court decision Topics addressed: RFC failure to include credited opinions RFC relationship with PRTF findings RFC concentration, persistence and pace Testimony of lay witnesses Subjective symptoms daily activities Subjective symptoms treatment