Key legal question
Whether the federal appeal met the minimum reasoning requirements under the Federal Supreme Court Act
Extracted holding
No. The appellant did not specifically engage with the cantonal court's reasoning, did not show any manifestly incorrect findings of fact or legal errors, and largely repeated prior submissions.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 42(1)-(2) BGG, an appeal must set out the relief sought and reasons concisely. Mere disagreement with medical findings or repetition of earlier arguments is insufficient. Since the appellant did not address the decisive considerations, the court could not examine the merits.