Chen Din-Hwa
In a case addressing the opportunity costs of someone securing a bond to pursue an appeal, a California court has upheld a $1.4 million appellate cost award for one of the daughters of a Hong Kong industrial tycoon Chen Din-Hwa.
February 06, 2019 at 03:13 PM
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In a win for lawyers at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, a California appeals court has upheld a $1.4 million appellate cost award for one of the daughters of a Hong Kong industrial tycoon.
The Second District Court of Appeal on Monday held that Angela Sabella, daughter of deceased billionaire Chen Din-Hwa, was entitled to costs she incurred securing a letter of credit to post bond while pursuing an appeal in her dispute with one of the many companies her father owned, Rostack Investments Inc.
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