A more thorough explanation:

Definition: EAJA stands for Equal Access to Justice Act. It is a law that helps people who win lawsuits against the government to get their legal fees paid.

Example: Let's say a person sues the government for denying them disability benefits. If the person wins the case, they can ask the court to order the government to pay their legal fees. EAJA helps make sure that the person can afford to hire a lawyer and get justice.

Explanation: EAJA is important because it helps level the playing field for people who are fighting against the government. Without EAJA, people might not be able to afford to hire a lawyer and might not be able to get justice. The example shows how EAJA works in practice by helping someone who wins a case against the government to get their legal fees paid.