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· 12/14/1971

Humphreys v. Nissho American Corp.

Citations

  • 404 U.S. 991
  • 92 S. Ct. 535

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  • concluding that “the Consumer Price Index constitutes ‘proper proof’ of increased cost of living” and can justify an increased EAJA attorney fee award
  • concluding that “the Consumer Price Index constitutes ‘proper proof’ of increased cost of living” and can justify an increased EAJA attorney fee award
  • concluding that “the Consumer Price Index constitutes ‘proper proof’ of increased cost of living” and can justify an increased EAJA attorney fee award
  • holding that, “where . . . an EAJA petitioner presents uncontested proof of an increase in the cost of living sufficient to justify hourly attorney’s fees of more than [the applicable statutory amount at the time], enhanced fees should be awarded”
  • holding that, “where . . . an EAJA petitioner presents uncontested proof of an increase in the cost of living sufficient to justify hourly attorney’s fees of more than [the applicable statutory amount at the time], enhanced fees should be awarded”
  • stating that the Consumer Price Index constitutes proper proof of the increased cost of living and can justify an increased EAJA attorney fee award

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