· 10/23/1902
Campbellsville Tel. Co. v. Patteson
Citations
- 114 Ky. 52
- 69 S.W. 1070
- 1902 Ky. LEXIS 125
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- overstaffing matter by using six attorneys and three paralegals and duplication of work merited reduction
- applying Virginia law to determine pre-judgment interest in a diversity case
- “Well-established Maryland law provides. . . that parties to a contract may agree to the law which will govern their transaction[.]” (citation 3 Defendant also suggested that Plaintiff waived this argument through his conduct. (ECF No. 58, at 15
- citations omitted}. Here, as there is no allegation that the parties entered into a contract, let alone included a choice of law clause in a contract, the Court applies Maryland law. hy TA . . defendant.” RRC Ne., LLC.v. BAA Maryland, Inc., 994 A,2d 430, 442 (Md. 2010
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