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Third Circuit· 1/4/1990

Rode v. Dellarciprete

Citations

  • 892 F.2d 1177
  • 1990 WL 113

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  • holding that “[a] fee petition is required to be specific enough to allow the district court ‘to determine if the hours claimed are unreasonable for the work performed.’ ”
  • explaining that objections must be sufficiently specific to “serve the ... function of putting the applicant on notice that it must defend its fee position”
  • explaining that an attorney fee award cannot be decreased based on factors not raised by the adverse party
  • rejecting attorney affidavits submitted to support fee application as insufficient to establish relevant market’s treatment of contingency cases
  • excluding the number of hours spent litigating claims on which the party did not succeed
  • affirming district court conclusion that the hours devoted to the motion to dismiss were sufficiently separate among the defendants to warrant deduction

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Judges: Becker, Higginbotham, Nygaard

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