Robert Stallworth v. Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority David Vegh and Ronald Tober

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• holding that “a district court, after issuing an order of remand, may make an award of attorney fees and costs in a separate order’
• holding that Rule 54(d)(2)(B)’s 14-day requirement applies to “a motion for attorney fees in connection with remand”
• holding that “a district court, after issuing an order of remand, may make an award of attorney fees and costs in a separate order”
• holding that this court has jurisdiction to review the award or denial of attorney fees under § 1447(c)
• noting that “the district court should exercise [its] discretion in the first instance,” and refusing to consider district court’s refusal to grant attorney fees as an exercise of discretion where circumstances indicated that the district court did not consider the matter
• joining Moore v. Permanente Med. Grp., 981 F.2d 443, 445 (9th Cir. 1992) in holding that “[t]he award of fees pursuant to section 1447(c

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