Henry v. Ward

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• finding that the Government’s position was not substantially justified where government conduct directly contravened the parties’ contract
• observing that “the degree of success obtained . . . may affect the proportional amount of fees awardable”
• finding that filing pleadings is clerical work not compensable under the Equal Access to Justice Act
• reducing attorneys’ fees where plaintiff succeeded on three of its seven claims and recovered only 18% of the damages sought
• awarding plaintiff three-sevenths of the fees requested when plaintiff prevailed on three of its seven claims
• reducing attorneys’ fees where plaintiff succeeded on three of its seven claims and recovered only 18% of the damages sought

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).