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Beaver v. Commissioner of Social Security — court adopted recommendation to remand disability-benefits case

Reported / Citable

Case
Kristopher M. Beaver v. Commissioner of Social Security
Court
U.S. District Court — Eastern District of Texas
Judge
Marcia A. Crone
Date Decided
June 1, 2026
Docket No.
9:25-cv-00272-MAC
Topics
Social Security; Disability benefits; Administrative remand

Background

Kristopher M. Beaver sought judicial review of a final decision by the Commissioner of Social Security concerning an application for disability-based benefits.

The district court referred the matter to U.S. Magistrate Judge Christine L. Stetson. The magistrate judge recommended remanding the case for reconsideration at the administrative level. Neither party filed objections to that recommendation.

The Court’s Holding

District Judge Marcia A. Crone adopted the magistrate judge’s report and recommendation after reviewing it, the record, pleadings, and available evidence.

The court concluded that the magistrate judge’s factual findings and legal conclusions were correct and ordered that a final judgment be entered consistent with the recommendation to remand the matter for administrative reconsideration.

Key Takeaways

  • The court adopted an unopposed recommendation to remand the Social Security benefits dispute.
  • The remand returns the matter to the administrative level for reconsideration.
  • The order does not state the substantive basis for the recommended remand.

Why It Matters

The order ends the district-court review at this stage and directs further agency proceedings rather than resolving Beaver’s entitlement to disability-based benefits. Because the parties did not object, the court adopted the magistrate judge’s recommendation after its review of the record.

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