C.D. California· 6/2/2000

Patterson Ex Rel. Chaney v. Apfel

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99 F. Supp. 2d 1212
2000 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 10511
2000 WL 760992

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holding that expenditure of 33.75 hours was reasonable after 24 conducting “a survey of several dozen cases”
holding that “33.75 hours spent by plaintiff's 18 |}counsel” was reasonable based on “a survey of several dozen [Social Security fee] cases’’
noting that “a survey of 27 several dozen cases in which attorney’s fees were awarded in social security 28 1 2 approved range,” and collecting cases
noting that “a survey of several dozen cases in which attorney’s fees 16 were awarded in social security cases suggests that the 33.75 hours spent by plaintiff’s 17 counsel falls within the approved range”
noting that “a survey of several dozen cases in which attorney’s fees were 16 awarded in social security cases suggests that the 33.75 hours spent by plaintiff’s 17 counsel falls within the approved range”
noting that “a survey of several dozen cases in which attorney’s 20 fees were awarded in social security cases suggests that the 33.75 hours spent by 21 plaintiff’s counsel falls within the approved range”

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