I read the ac brief today. Lawyer went in a totally different direction but it might work. That’s why they’re the experts. He’s going to argue the alj decision isn’t supported by substantial evidence. Alj said my wife could do unskilled work with simple, routine instructions and tasks; make simple work related decisions. The alj has a duty to identify and resolve conflicts between dot data and ve testimony. Ve recommended 6 jobs. 1 job has a reasoning level of 3, 4 jobs have a reasoning level of 2, the last job with a reasoning level of 1 only has 4,000 jobs in the United States. So that job does not have a sufficient job numbers. Lawyer has all the case references from past decisions he’s using to make his points. The brief is 4 pages but I tried to sum it up as quickly as possible.