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NLRB Activity Under the Equal Access to Justice Act, Fiscal Year 2009

printed as Table 24 · source page 156 · nlrb2009_p0156_t0

Action taken	Cases/Amount
I. Applications for fees and expenses filed with the Board under 5 U.S.C. § 504 during this fiscal year:
A. Number of applications filed:	0
B. Decisions in EAJA cases ruled on by the Board during this fiscal year (includes ALJ awards adopted by the Board, and settlements):
Granting fees:	0
Denying fees:	0
C. Amount of fees and expenses in cases listed in B, above:
Claimed:	0
Recovered:	0
II. Petitions for Review of Board Orders denying fees under 5 U.S.C. § 504:
A. Awards granting fees (includes settlements):	0
B. Awards denying fees:	0
C. Amount of fees and expenses recovered pursuant to court award or settlement (includes fees recovered in cases in which court finds merit to claim but remands to Board for determination of fee amount):	0
III. Applications for fees and expenses before Circuit Courts of Appeals under 28 U.S.C. § 2412:
A. Awards granting fees (includes settlements):
B. Awards denying fees:	0
C. Amount of fees and expenses recovered:	0
IV. Applications for fees and expenses before District Courts under 28 U.S.C. § 2412:
A. Awards granting fees (includes settlements):	0
B. Awards denying fees:	0
C. Amount of fees and expenses recovered:	0

Action taken

Cases/Amount

I. Applications for fees and expenses filed with the Board under 5 U.S.C. § 504 during this fiscal year:

A. Number of applications filed:

B. Decisions in EAJA cases ruled on by the Board during this fiscal year (includes ALJ awards adopted by the Board, and settlements):

Granting fees:

Denying fees:

C. Amount of fees and expenses in cases listed in B, above:

Claimed:

Recovered:

II. Petitions for Review of Board Orders denying fees under 5 U.S.C. § 504:

A. Awards granting fees (includes settlements):

B. Awards denying fees:

C. Amount of fees and expenses recovered pursuant to court award or settlement (includes fees recovered in cases in which court finds merit to claim but remands to Board for determination of fee amount):

III. Applications for fees and expenses before Circuit Courts of Appeals under 28 U.S.C. § 2412:

A. Awards granting fees (includes settlements):

B. Awards denying fees:

C. Amount of fees and expenses recovered:

IV. Applications for fees and expenses before District Courts under 28 U.S.C. § 2412:

A. Awards granting fees (includes settlements):

B. Awards denying fees:

C. Amount of fees and expenses recovered:

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1 Special Litigation had no EAJA claims in Fiscal Year 2009: Total EAJA claims paid in FY 2009 = 0.

Reader’s notes

p. 156. The table has two printed columns: the stub ("Action taken") and one value column ("Cases/Amount", printed on two lines and joined here). Row "III. ... A. Awards granting fees (includes settlements):" has no value printed in the Cases/Amount column — the cell is empty in the image, while every other data row carries a printed 0. This is transcribed as "" rather than 0; it appears to be an omission in the original, since the parallel rows under II and IV both print 0. The roman-numeral section labels (I., II., III., IV.) are printed in a narrow hanging indent at the left of the stub but belong to the same stub column, so they are kept at the start of each section row's label. The lettered items (A., B., C.) and the unlettered items (Granting fees, Denying fees, Claimed, Recovered) are successively deeper indents within the same stub column; indentation is not otherwise preserved. Multi-line row labels (I.B, II.C) are joined into one line. The caption's footnote marker 1 is attached to "Fiscal Year 2009" in the title, which is excluded; the footnote text itself is given in footnotes and is printed on two lines, joined here.

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Source page 156 of NLRB FY2009 annual report — Source: NLRB Annual Report FY2009, p. 156.

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