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Courts Can Consider Prevailing Party’s Litigation Conduct When Deciding to Award Attorney’s Fees

The court will consider the totality of the circumstances, including the prevailing party’s conduct in the litigation, such as the nature and timing of its relevant allegations, when awarding attorney’s fees under Section 285.

Robert Schaffer & Joseph Robinson

June 21, 2018

Posts Tagged: "sharon prost"

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