McCLURE v. McCURRY Et Al.

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• because OCGA § 9-15-14 requires the trial court to decide whether an award of attorney fees is appropriate, the statute contemplates a post-judgment proceeding on the question of whether such fees are available
• because OCGA § 9-15-14 requires the trial court to decide whether an award of attorney fees is appropriate, the statute contemplates a post- judgment proceeding on the question of whether such fees are available
• summary findings that the plaintiff’s claims “lacked substantial justification” and were “substantially baseless and frivolous” were insufficient to support an award of fees under OCGA § 9-15-14 where 19 the order did not contain “any factual finding(s) that underlay those conclusions”

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