American Physicians Insurance Co. v. Hruska

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• reasoning that because attorneys' fees were allowed as part of costs, the Missouri statute was procedural
• concluding that final judgment should be tested upon the record as it exists at the time it is rendered rather than at the time the motion for summary judgment is denied as deficiencies in evidence at that stage of the proceeding may well be supplied by evidence from trial
• describing Missouri statute for attorneys’ fees as a statute providing for costs, which is a procedural matter governed by the law of the forum
• final judgment should be tested upon the record as it exists at the time it is rendered rather than at the time the motion for summary judgment is denied as deficiencies in evidence at that stage of the proceeding may well be supplied by evidence from trial

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