Julius C. Henry, Cross-Appellees v. Glenn D. Webermeier and Garden Village, Inc., Cross-Appellants

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• explaining that if an attorney charges paying clients for travel time, then defendants must pay for such time under a fee-shifting statute
• explaining that if an attorney charges paying clients for travel time, then defendants must pay for such time under a fee-shifting statute
• explaining that there is no “Procrustean bed to which every fee proceeding must be fitted despite its actual dimensions”
• noting that identical language of section 1988 provides for the award of expenses
• “[I]f ... [the district judge] wanted to give the lawyers less he had to give reasons justifying the particular cut that he wanted to impose____”
• reasonable attorney’s fees presumptively include reasonable travel time billed at same hourly rate as normal working time

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