McManus v. Commissioner of Social Security

Filing 19

ORDER AWARDING ATTORNEY FEES UNDER EAJA: approving the # 17 Stipulation filed by Beth McManus. Plaintiff's attorney Lawrence Hasseler is hereby awarded $1,400.00 in attorney fees and $415.00 for costs. Signed by Judge Glenn T. Suddaby on 9/1/2011. (jmb)

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. UISIHIC/ C0URT-N.0 OF N £JLL£D UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK BETH MCMANUS obo DOUGLAS MCMANUS, SEP 01 2011 AT- O'CLOCK Plaintiff, Civil Action No. 10-1477 v. COMMISSIONER OF ORDER AWARDING SOCIAL SECURITY, ATTORNEY FEES UNDER EAJA Defendant. This matter having been opened to the Court by Lawrence Hasseler for an Order awarding attorney fees pursuant to the Equal Access to Justice Act, (28 U.S.C. § 2412), and it appearing that Richard S. Hartunian, United States Attorney, and Peter Jewett, Special Assistant United States Attorney, attorneys for defendant, having consented to the entry of an Order awarding an amount of one thousand, four hundred and twenty dollars, [$1420.00], plus an additional amount of four hundred and fifteen dollars [$415.00] for costs, the Court having reviewed the record in this matter; IT IS on this /S7 day of September, 2011; ORDERED that plaintiff be allowed a fee award under the Equal Access to Justice Act in the amount of one thousand, four hundred and twenty dollars, and eleven cents [$1420.00], plus an additional amount of four hundred and fifteen dollars [$415.00] for costs; fees are payable to the plaintiff, but if plaintiff docs not owe a debt subject to offset, payable to the attorney; and it is further; ORDERED that the within matter is dismissed. A- Hon. GLENN T. SUDDABY United States Magistrate Judge The undersigned hereby stipulates to the form and entry of the within order. Richard S. Hartunian United States Attorney By: Isl Peter Jewett Peter Jewett Special Assistant U.S. Attorney By: /s/ Lawrence Hasseler Lawrence Hasseler Attorney for Plaintiff

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