Dunlap v. Long

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that a jury determination that the plaintiffs suffered no injury or damages rendered harmless any error relating only to the defendant’s liability
• holding that C.R.C.P. 121, section 1-15(4) does not grant discretion to dispense with an evidentiary hearing when the amount of attorney fees at issue was not verifiable by reference to any statute or other fixed standard
• holding that C.R.C.P. 121, section 1-15(4) does not grant discretion to dispense with an evidentiary hearing when the amount of attorney fees at issue was not verifiable by reference to any statute or other fixed standard
• explaining that a jury determination rejecting liability “renders harmless any error that might have occurred with respect to the issue of the plaintiff’s alleged damages”
• \[A] jury determination that a defendant is not liable renders harmless any error that might have occurred with respect to the issue of the plaintiff's alleged damages.\
• jury determination that the plaintiffs suffered no injury or dam ages rendered harmless any error relating only to the defendan t’s liability

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