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Sixth Circuit· 5/30/1991

Glover v. Johnson

Citations

  • 934 F.2d 703
  • 1991 WL 87357

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  • holding that there was no abuse of discretion when a district court awarded an hourly rate higher than the median rate, when the district court “found that counsels’ qualifications, experience, and skill” in the relevant practice area merited a higher rate
  • holding that there was no abuse of discretion when a district court awarded an hourly rate higher than the median rate, when the district court “found that counsels’ qualifications, experience, and skill” in the relevant practice area merited a higher rate
  • noting that “diligence alone does not satisfy” a contemnor’s burden of production
  • finding state prison officials in contempt for failing to abide by order consisting of negotiated settlement between the parties
  • affirming the district court’s award of a higher- than-average rate where counsel’s experience and qualifications merited the increased rate
  • “a persistent pattern of obfuscation,” among other actions, supported significant sanction

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Judges: Edwards, Kennedy, Ryan

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