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The 2nd Circuit has clarified the standard for when attorney fees should be awarded to a prevailing party in a civil rights lawsuit. Interpreting Supreme Court case law, the court said a consent decree or judgment on the merits are not the only situations that carry "judicial imprimatur" in determining whether a party has prevailed; fees can also be awarded where a court retains jurisdiction over a private settlement agreement.
October 02, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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