Fisher Properties, Inc. v. Arden-Mayfair, Inc.

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• as attorney fees must be authorized by statute, agreement, or ground of equity, it would be unjust to allow recovery of all attorney fees \because of complexity\
• difficulty of apportioning time expended between interrelated claims does not justify fee award for claim for which fee award not authorized
• difficulty of apportioning time expended between interrelated claims does not justify fee award for claim for which fee award not authorized
• when a party recovers both on claims for which fees are authorized and claims for which there is no authorization, it is proper to limit fee award to legal services provided on former claims
• when a party recovers both on claims for which fees are authorized and claims for which there is no authorization, it is proper to limit fee award to legal services provided on former claims
• as attorney fees must be authorized by statute, agreement, or ground of equity, it would be unjust to allow recovery of all attorney fees “because of complexity”

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