Garrison v. Dixon

How courts have described this case

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• holding suit to be frivolous where real estate buyer's agents sued competitors, alleging false and misleading advertising
• affirming full attorney's fees award because plaintiffs never introduced credible evidence, conceded after two years they had no individual claims, and appeared to have brought suit to harass and chill activity of business competitor
• “[T]he claims ultimately failed on summary judgment because plaintiffs could show no monetary losses, as required for a private action under AS 45.50.531(a)”
• upholding award of one hundred percent of actual attorney's fees
• upholding award of one hundred percent of actual attorney's fees
• \The term 'may' generally denotes permissive or discretionary authority.\

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