Enacted in 1980, the Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA) was set up to ensure entities could seek justice against the federal government and not be deterred by prohibitive legal fees. Put that way, EAJA has a very democratic “ring” to it, but like so many things that are created with good intention, loopholes within the law have been exploited, especially by some non-governmental organizations (NGOs) who have made lucrative fortunes suing the federal government.
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