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· 11/1/1990

Jerry Von Clark v. James Bruce Butler

Citations

  • 916 F.2d 255
  • 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 19170
  • 1990 WL 154571

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • noting that the burden “does not shift to the opposing party merely because that party does not show that the hours are unreasonable or that it did not make specific objections to the hours claimed”
  • noting that the burden “does not shift to the opposing party merely because that party does not show that the hours are unreasonable or that it did not make specific objections to the hours claimed”
  • noting that the burden “does not shift to the opposing party merely because that party does not show that the hours are unreasonable or that it did not make specific objections to the hours claimed”
  • noting that the burden “does not shift to the opposing party merely because that party does not show that the hours are unreasonable or that it did not make specific objections to the hours claimed”
  • \[T]ime and time again this court has admonished attorneys to keep careful time records so that the court may determine if the hours submitted are reasonable.\
  • \[T]ime and time again this court has admonished attorneys ... to keep careful time records so that the court may determine if the hours submitted are reasonable.\

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Judges: Gee, Smith, Wiener

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