· 11/5/2012
Parrish v. Commissioner of Social Security Administration
Citations
- 698 F.3d 1215
- 2012 WL 5383042
- 2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 22700
How courts have described this case
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- holding “[w]here the same attorney represented a claimant at each stage of judicial review, the court need merely offset all EAJA awards against the § 406(b) award”
- holding “[w]here the same attorney represented a claimant at each stage of judicial 11 || review, the court need merely offset all EAJA awards against the § 406(b) award”
- holding “[w]here the 13 || same attorney represented a claimant at each stage of judicial review, the court need merely offset all EAJA awards against the § 406(b) award”
- stating “[w]here the same attorney 2|| represented a claimant at each stage of judicial review, the court need merely offset all || EAJA awards against the § 406(b) award”
- “a federal court may consider an attorney’s representation of the client throughout the case in determining whether a fee award is reasonable.”
- “Where the same attorney represented a claimant at each stage of judicial 16 review, the court need merely offset all EAJA awards against the § 406(b) award.”
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Judges: Tashima, Tallman, Ikuta
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