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· 8/24/1988

Hill v. Esplender Shipping, Inc.

Citations

  • 700 F. Supp. 303
  • 1988 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 13796
  • 1988 WL 130404

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  • explaining that a prevailing party’s decision to send more than one attorney to a deposition or to assist and observe during trial does not bar it from collecting fees
  • we would be more reluctant than the district court to deprive a lawyer of the aid'of even one associate in conferences or court appearances when, as here, he was often confronted with a bevy of hostile lawyers
  • The court was reluctant “to deprive a lawyer of the aid of even one associate in conferences or court appearances when ... he was often confronted with a bevy of hostile lawyers for the multiple parties on the other side____”

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Judges: Polozola

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