Zuri Zuberi v. R. James Nicholson

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• determining that a JMR based on the Board’s failure to discuss an applicable regulation conceded administrative error
• determining that a JMR based on the Board's failure to discuss an applicable regulation conceded administrative error
• noting that it was for the Alaska Bar Association to determine whether attorney's neglect in missing filing deadline for bringing a timely appeal to this Court should give rise to disciplinary action
• awarding EAJA fees where the JMR directed the Board to address a regulation that it had failed to consider in its initial decision
• awarding EAJA fees where the JMR directed the Board to address a regulation that it had failed to consider in its initial decision
• a remand based on procedural error — such as a reasons-or-bases deficiency — is more than just an opportunity for further adjudication; it is a material alteration of the legal relationship between the parties that confers prevailing-party status

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