Rosario Gutierrez v. Jo Anne Barnhart, Commissioner, Social Security Administration

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• holding that subsequent repeal of regulation did not make government's failure to comply with regulation reasonable
• holding that subsequent repeal of regulation did not make government’s failure to comply with regulation reasonable
• \The district court erred in not addressing the reasonableness of the underlying conduct and basing its denial of fees solely on the government's litigation position.\
• \[T]here is no per se rule that EAJA fees cannot be awarded where the government's litigation position contains an issue of first impression.\
• “The district court erred in not addressing the reasonableness of the underlying conduct and basing its denial of fees solely on the government’s litigation position.”
• \[T]here is no per se rule that EAJA fees cannot be awarded where the government's position contains an issue of first impression.\

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