Rita A. Toth, and Sondra J. Thornally, Esq., Claimant-Appellant v. Trans World Airlines, Inc.

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• holding that to the extent that an award of fees includes fees not incurred pursuant to the disobedience of a court order, it is an abuse of discretion
• holding that only after determining the legal sufficiency of a § 144 affidavit is a judge obligated to reassign decision on merits to another judge
• holding that only after determining the legal sufficiency of a § 144 affidavit is a judge 19 obligated to reassign decision on merits to another judge
• holding that only after determining the legal sufficiency of a 19 § 144 affidavit is a judge obligated to reassign decision on merits to another judge
• holding that only after determining 11 the legal sufficiency of a Section 144 affidavit is a judge obligated to reassign decision on merits 12 to another judge
• holding that only 13 after determining the legal sufficiency of a Section 144 affidavit is a judge obligated to reassign 14 decision on merits to another judge

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