Creations Unlimited, Inc. v. McCain

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the district “court properly applied the Lieb factors and also ‘considered the arguments put forth by the [defendants] in their memorandum brief’ before denying the [defendants’] motion”
• “A district court has jurisdiction to rule on a motion for ancillary attorneys’ fees even after the filing of a notice of appeal with respect to the underlying claims.”
• “A [trial] court has jurisdiction to rule on a motion for ancillary attorneys’ fees even after the filing of a notice of appeal with respect to the underlying claims.”
• “A [trial] court has jurisdiction to rule on a motion for ancillary attorneys’ fees even after the filing of a notice of appeal with respect to the underlying claims.”
• “A district court has jurisdiction to rule on a motion for ancillary attorneys’ fees even after the filing of a notice of appeal with respect to the underlying claims.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).