Estate of Wesley E. Smith v. Ware

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• holding, in a statutory fee case, that overlapping work is treated as going to the fee-generating claim
• holding, in a statutory fee case, that overlapping work is treated as going to the fee-generating claim
• holding, in a statutory fee case, that overlapping work is treated as going to the fee-generating claim
• statutory fees can be awarded for work on both fee-generating and non-fee-generating claims, where work done on claim for which fee is authorized would have been incurred regardless of the non-fee-generating claim
• defendant was entitled to all attorney fees because he “apparently incurred attorney fees in defending the unlawful trade practices claim that he would have incurred whether plaintiffs alleged a fraud claim or not”
• attorney fees for unlawful trade practices under ORS 646.638(3)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).