Powers v. Rockford Stop-N-Go, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that trial court abused its discretion by awarding fees to plaintiff who won $875 judgment on one count but lost on its primary claim, which sought damages of more than $50,000
• finding that plaintiff’s success on a separate issue was “irrelevant to the question of attorney fees because the trial court held that this was a matter independent of the lease”
• requiring consid- eration of “(3) the novelty and difficulty of the questions” and (6) the time and labor required”
• requiring consideration of “(2) the nature of the cause” and “(4) the amount and importance of the subject matter”
• requiring consideration of “(2) the nature of the cause” and “(4) the amount and importance of the subject matter”
• requiring consid- eration of “(3) the novelty and difficulty of the questions” and (6) the time and labor required”

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