Fitzgerald v. SCHROEDER VENTURES II, LLC

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• concluding that because defendants obtained a judgment in their favor, they were entitled to recover costs and attorney’s fees from the non-prevailing party
• noting that KB Hon^e did not reach issue of whether defendant can be prevailing party
• holding attorney’s fees provision applied beyond breach-of-contract context
• holding attorney‘s fees provision applied beyond breach-of-contract context
• defendants prevailed in trial court because judgment effected a material alteration in the party’s legal relationship
• defendants prevailed in trial court because judgment effected a material alteration in the party's legal relationship

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