Rumbough v. Berry

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that the Av-era factors warranting interim fees included but were not limited to “protracted proceedings, costly experts or undue hardship”
• holding that “the mere fact that an attorney plans to withdraw is not necessarily a hardship that triggers an award of interim attorneys' fees and costs”
• noting that some notations in medical records reflect statements made by the person being treated and do not signify medical conclusions of the physician
• construing Avera to require “that some special showing is necessary to warrant interim fees, including but not limited to the delineated factors of protracted proceedings, costly experts, or undue hardship”
• “The presence of a reasonable basis is an objective consideration determined by the totality of the circumstances.”
• “The presence of a reasonable basis is an objective consideration determined by the totality of the circumstances.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).