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Anderson v. Sullivan

Citations

  • 311 Or. App. 406
  • 492 P.3d 118

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • determining that it was improper to base a denial of discretionary fees on a mistaken legal premise
  • explaining that, even where it has discretion to award fees, the court errs if the decision to do so is based on a mistaken legal premise
  • explaining that, even where it has discretion to award fees, the court errs if the decision to do so is based on a mistaken legal premise
  • upholding reduction of fees where a court identified and reduced a specific subset of hours that were unreasonable
  • upholding reduction of fees where a court identified and reduced a specific subset of hours that were unreasonable
  • upholding district court’s reduction of attorney’s full rate in fees for travel from Portland to rural Oregon

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Judges: Aoyagi

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