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· 9/20/1991

Hughes v. Consol-Pennsylvania Coal Co.

Citations

  • 945 F.2d 594

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  • holding that a district court did not abuse its discretion by allowing as compensable only 320 hours of the 647 hours claimed for an appeal
  • affirming downward adjustment of fee award due, in part, to duplication of effort between old and new counsel, as well as over-staffing
  • affirming downward adjustment of fee award due, in part, to duplication of effort between old and new counsel, as well as over-staffing
  • \[M]alicious prosecution in violation of section 1983 is [common law] malicious prosecution resulting in a constitutional deprivation.\
  • \[M]alicious prosecution in violation of section 1983 is [common law] malicious prosecution resulting in a constitutional deprivation.\
  • upholding an approximate 50% reduction for excessive billing

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Judges: Katz, Nygaard, Sloviter

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