· 1/7/2004
Fisher v. John Carter and Associates, Inc.
Citations
- 864 So. 2d 493
- 2004 WL 32668
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a reservation of jurisdiction in a final judgment enlarges the time for filing a motion for fees and costs after entry of judgment
- holding that in a civil case a reservation of jurisdiction in a final judgment extends the time for filing a motion for attorneys’ fees
- holding that a reservation of jurisdiction extends the time limit under rule 1.525
- holding that the trial court's reservation of jurisdiction over attorney's fees in a final judgment extends the thirty day time limit for corporation to file motion for fees without the need to show excusable neglect
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Judges: Polen
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