Bircoll v. Rosenthal

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• finding that attorney fee award was authorized when plaintiff failed to produce any evidence in support of his claims
• rejecting appellant’s argument that attorney fees sanction should be limited to legal work performed after deposition in which it was revealed the claims were groundless because appellants “should have known that their claims had no substantial basis before they filed the complaint”
• buyer’s bald assumption that defendants must have known of defects was insufficient to establish fraud — fraud must be based on knowing concealment or misrepresentation of facts

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).