A spate of recent rulings rejecting attorney fee petitions shows the importance of preparation when seeking reimbursement from an opposing party.
February 14, 2022 at 10:32 PM
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A spate of recent rulings rejecting attorney fee petitions shows the importance of preparation when seeking reimbursement from an opposing party.
As we’ve previously noted in this column, filing an outrageously inflated fee petition is a surefire way to tick off a judge and potentially end up leaving empty-handed (and possibly in ethical trouble).
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