Murray Ex Rel. Murray v. Mills

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• observing that even in a complex case litigated to trial the time spent on a fee application should not reasonably exceed 30 hours
• justifying an across-the-board 35% percent reduction in part on the 101.3 hours billed for the fee application
• finding that fifteen hours was a reasonable amount of time to spend on attorney fees motion in that case, and that even in a complex case, attorney fees motion should not require more than thirty hours of attorney time
• reducing fee award where attorney submitted time records compiled only for purposes of fee application rather than contemporaneous records
• “recogniz[ing] Plaintiffs’ right to bill for time spent applying for fees and costs”
• finding 150 hours on a fee motion to be “grossly amplified”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).