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Disability Benefits Appeal Denied Based on Residual Work Capacity

Geschäftsnummer I 2019 89
Gericht / Behörde
Rechtsordnung Schweiz · Kanton Schwyz (CH-SZ)
Entscheiddatum
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Legislator-Zusammenfassung

KI-generiert

An appellant sought disability insurance benefits, claiming total incapacity for work, which was denied by the administrative authority; the court reviewed the medical evidence, noting that the appellant's self-assessed inability to work was not fully supported by the objective medical findings, which indicated that the appellant retained significant residual work capacity in the adapted labor market, thus upholding the decision to deny the full disability pension.

Legislator-Regeste

KI-generiert

Disability Benefits Appeal Denied Based on Residual Work Capacity: An appellant sought disability insurance benefits, claiming total incapacity for work, which was denied by the administrative authority; the court reviewed the medical evidence, noting that the appellant's self-assessed inability to work was not fully supported by the objective medical findings, which indicated that the appellant retained significant residual work capacity in the adapted labor market, thus upholding the decision to deny the full disability pension.

Schlagwörter

KI-generiert
Invalidenversicherungsleistungen Arbeitsfähigkeit Versicherungsleistungsanspruch medizinische Beweismittel Arbeitsunfähigkeit Überprüfung der Invalidenrente Invalidenversicherung (Rente) | Invalidenversicherung
KI-generiert
I 2021 55
Disability Benefits Denial Affirmed Due to Residual Work Capacity
I 2017 45
Insurance Benefits Denial Appeal Upheld on Residual Work Capacity
I 2020 38
Disability Benefits Denial Upheld Based on Residual Work Capacity Assessment
I 2021 44
Disability Insurance Benefits Appeal Denial Upheld
I 2020 16
Denial of Disability Benefits Affirmed Due to Insufficient Evidence of Impaired Work Capacity

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\n\n| | | |\n I 2019 89 |\n |\n \n\n

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\n\n| | | |\n |\n Entscheid vom 14. Februar 2020 |\n \n\n

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\n\n| | | |\n Besetzung |\n lic.iur. Gion Tomaschett, Vizepräsident |\n \n|\n |\n Dr.med. Bernhard Zumsteg, Richter Dr.med. Pierre Lichtenhahn, Richter |\n \n|\n |\n MLaw Dennis Feusi, a.o. Gerichtsschreiber |\n \n\n

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\n\n| | | |\n Parteien |\n C.________, \n Beschwerdeführer, |\n \n|\n |\n gegen |\n \n|\n |\n IV-Stelle Schwyz, Rechtsdienst, Postfach 53, 6431 Schwyz, \n Vorinstanz, |\n \n\n

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\n\n| | | |\n Gegenstand |\n Invalidenversicherung (Rente) |\n \n\n

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