The Fourth Circuit affirmed summary judgment for the Commissioner, concluding that substantial evidence supported the ALJ’s finding that Johnson was not disabled before her insured status expired.
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 2005
Published opinions from 2005. The case name opens the case page.
2005 opinions
4th Cir.Rovilma Diamond, Plaintiff-Appellant v. Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Company, Defendant-Appellee
July 25, 2005416 F.3d 310
The Fourth Circuit affirmed summary judgment for Colonial on Diamond’s failure-to-promote and retaliation claims. Diamond waived appellate review of her retaliation claim by failing to object to the magistrate judge’s second report and recommendation, and her discrimination claim failed because the record did not…
4th Cir.Carin Manders Constantine v. the Rectors and Visitors of George Mason University Mark F. Grady
June 13, 2005411 F.3d 474
The Fourth Circuit reversed the dismissal of Constantine’s disability-discrimination and First Amendment retaliation claims and remanded for further proceedings. It held that the Eleventh Amendment did not bar the claims: Title II validly abrogates state immunity as applied to public higher education, GMU waived…
4th Cir.United States of America, Plaintiff-Appellee v. David C. Hughes, Defendant-Appellant. the Office of the Federal…
March 16, 2005401 F.3d 540
The court affirmed Hughes’s bankruptcy-fraud and perjury convictions and upheld the district court’s guideline calculations, including the loss, planning, and obstruction enhancements.