The ruling illustrates that a persistent litigant can win an award of legal fees in spite of the state's general policy disfavoring the award of attorney fees.
November 09, 2020 at 02:52 PM
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A federal judge in Newark has ordered a commercial tenant to pay nearly $300,000 in legal fees to its former landlord in connection with environmental contamination of its property.
The ruling illustrates that a persistent litigant can win an award of legal fees in spite of the state’s general policy disfavoring the award of attorney fees.
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