E.D. New York· 10/28/2003
Mannarino v. United States
Citations
- 218 F.R.D. 372
- 2003 WL 22593585
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding “[i]t is simply not reasonable to require parties in every case to pay the same amount regardless of the actual ‘services rendered’ or ‘time spent complying with the requested discovery.’”
- holding “[i]t is simply not reasonable to require parties in every case to pay the same amount regardless of the actual ‘services rendered’ or ‘time spent complying with the requested discovery.’”
- holding “[i]t is simply not reasonable to require parties in every case to pay the same amount regardless of the actual ‘services rendered’ or ‘time spent complying with the requested discovery.’”
- holding “[i]t is simply not reasonable to require parties in every case to pay the same amount regardless of the actual ‘services rendered’ or ‘time spent complying with the requested discovery.’”
- holding “[i]t is simply not reasonable to require parties in every case to pay the same amount regardless of the actual ‘services rendered’ or ‘time spent complying with the requested discovery.’”
- holding “[i]t is simply not reasonable to require parties in every case to pay the same amount regardless of the actual ‘services rendered’ or ‘time spent complying with the requested discovery.’”
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Judges: Levy
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