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Ninth Circuit· 10/15/1993

Koch v. Hankins

Citations

  • 8 F.3d 650
  • 1993 WL 408183

How courts have described this case

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  • adopting eases of other circuits holding that a defendant is entitled to recover attorneys fees or costs for work not useful in continuing litigation between the parties
  • reversing attorneys' fees award based on fee application in chart form with only general descriptions
  • noting 27 “work product rendered useless by the dismissal should be awarded as a condition 28 of the voluntary dismissal”
  • “Only those costs incurred for the preparation of work product rendered useless 5 by the dismissal should be awarded as a condition of the voluntary dismissal.”
  • a defendant is only entitled to recover, as a condition of dismissal under Rule 41(a)(2), attorneys fees or costs for work which is not useful in continuing litigation between the parties

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Judges: Choy, Hug, Leavy

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