Samuel Jackson v. Michael Astrue, Commissioner

How courts have described this case

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• nothing that “the government pays EAJA fees directly to the litigant”
• nothing that “the government pays EAJA fees directly to the litigant”
• noting that in contrast to fees awarded under § 406(b
• interpreting Ratliff to require that an EAJA award be paid directly to the prevailing claimant
• ““EAJA fees are paid to the claimant, who may or may not tender the award to counsel.”
• “§ 406(b) fees are authorized in cases where an attorney obtains a favorable decision on remand”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).