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Old 11-16-2011, 12:52 PM #1
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So, is your attorney agreeing that you should submit this to the Appeals Council? Or is she assuming your preparing for the remand?

Part of my objection to your attorney's appeal, was that I felt she was expecting the ALJ to do her job, "...then the judge was suppose to at the very least contact my employer or an agency to determine if my work is comparable to that of unimpaired individuals to come to a determination that it was substantial." Maybe this is the norm, I don't know. But as a pro se applicant my attitude was that the burden of proof was solely my responsibility, and IMO she should have provided this documentation (or told you to) PRIOR to your ALJ hearing.

It's my understanding that you can only address the ALJ's legal errors in the appeal...
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