Davis v. Petito

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• holding that a party “was not obligated to make a proffer once the court had finally ruled on her motion in limine ”
• concluding that, in determining an award of attorney's fees under Section 12-103(b
• concluding that, in determining an award of attorney's fees under Section 12-103(b), the trial court must first consider whether the parties had substantial justification for bringing or defending their respective positions prior to evaluating the value of the legal services provided
• “[S]ubstantial justification is but one consideration in the triad, the others being financial status and needs, to support fee shifting.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).