Lawrence Keasler and Keasler Body Company, Inc. v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “the position of the government” includes “the government’s positions at both the prelitigation and litigation states”
• presenting a concern that private litigants not be compelled to subsidize such challenges
• fact that Secretary lost case before district court does not mean the Secretary’s position was without substantial justification
• \That a case presents an issue of first impression in the forum does not ipso facto make the government's position in the litigation reasonable.\
• “That a case presents an issue of first impression in the forum does not ipso facto make the government’s position in the litigation reasonable.”
• “That a case presents an issue of first impression in the forum does not ipso facto make the government’s position in the litigation reasonable.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).