Logan v. Strickland

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• difficulties of legal and factual issues and excellent memoranda submitted rendered parties’ positions substantially justified
• answer to interrogatory denying possession of requested information is adequate if it states that information is unavailable
• genuine dispute regarding possibility of whether the requested party’s extensive computer system could produce further information responsive to discovery request did not render the party’s initial responses to be made in bad faith and thus did not support award of attorneys fees

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).