Key legal question
Whether the insured person’s somatoform pain disorder and mild depressive episode caused invalidating incapacity for work.
Extracted holding
The psychiatric findings did not justify an exception to the rule that somatoform pain disorder is usually not disabling; full work capacity in adapted work was to be assumed.
Extracted reasoning
A mild depressive disorder is not a legally relevant comorbidity. The other exceptional criteria, such as pronounced social withdrawal or failed therapy despite sufficient motivation, were not established with the required intensity.