Darren Cuff v. Trans State Holdings, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that United Airlines contracted with TSH for regional air services under the United Express brand
• affirming trial court’s decision that “Cuff was a joint employee of at least Trans States and GoJet, if not of Holdings too,” and finding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in awarding the plaintiff $325,000 in attorney’s fees after he prevailed at trial
• “[H]yperaggressive defendants who drive up the expense of litigation must pay the full costs, even if legal fees seem excessive in retrospect.”
• “The question under 54 SIDIBE V. SUTTER HEALTH Rule 403 is not whether evidence is ‘prejudicial’ . . . . It is inappropriate to exclude evidence under Rule 403 because it casts [the opposing party] in a really bad light.”

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