E.D. Michigan· 1/3/2001
Mehney-Egan v. Mendoza
Citations
- 130 F. Supp. 2d 884
- 2001 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 704
- 2001 WL 99667
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- finding it was “inconceivable . . . that any reasonable lawyer or team of lawyers–other than those engaged in a training exercise–could amass the volume of hours that plaintiff’s counsel claim[ed] to have devoted” to a relatively straightforward motion
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Judges: Lawson
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- Fharmacy Records v. NassarE.D. Michigan· 2008-08-15· cited 9×
- Dubay v. WellsE.D. Michigan· 2006-07-17· cited 4×
- In Re CampbellE.D. Michigan· 2008-10-22· cited 3×
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- FTSS Korea v. First Technology Safety Systems, Inc.E.D. Michigan· 2008-10-20· cited 1×
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- Hensley v. EckerhartSupreme Court· 1983-05-16· cited 17,202×
- Blum v. StensonSupreme Court· 1984-03-21· cited 7,642×
- Janice Adcock-Ladd v. Secretary of Treasury United States Secret Service Department of TreasurySixth Circuit· 2000-09-07· cited 355×
- General Electric Capital Auto Lease, Inc. v. MiresE.D. Michigan· 1992-03-27· cited 13×
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