The Second Circuit held that an ALJ may not deny Social Security disability benefits based on a claimant's testimony of severe, disabling pain solely because objective clinical findings fail to establish a cause for pain of that intensity; where a medically determinable impairment exists, pain that is real to the…
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, 1979
Published opinions from 1979. The case name opens the case page.
1979 opinions
2nd Cir.Jackson Dairy, Inc., Appellee v. H. P. Hood & Sons, Inc., Appellant
March 23, 1979596 F.2d 70
The court reversed the judgment and vacated the preliminary injunction because Jackson had not shown that the losses it claimed could not be adequately compensated with money damages. The court therefore did not reach Hood’s other challenges to the injunction.