U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, 2012

The court affirmed the denial of disability benefits, concluding that the ALJ’s consideration of medical-source evidence and credibility was adequate for meaningful review and that identified omissions did not warrant reversal.

The Tenth Circuit affirmed dismissal of Khalik’s Title VII discrimination and retaliation claims and her FMLA retaliation claim because the complaint offered only conclusory assertions and too few factual allegations to make those claims plausible.