South v. White River Farm Bureau Co-Op

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• holding that in a discovery sanction case involving a large amount of claimed expenses, \the trial court must hold a hearing to determine the appropriate amount of fees\
• holding that order granting South special authority to sue only one defendant-with whom she eventually settled-did not confer general authority to sue all potential defendants, and therefore South was not a proper party to bring suit
• holding that order granting South special authority to sue only one defendant—with whom she eventually settled—did not confer general authority to sue all potential defendants, and therefore South was not a proper party to bring suit
• stating that courts may take judicial notice of reasonable attorney fees in routine cases involving relatively small amounts, but in non-routine cases, courts must hold evidentiary hearings to determine the appropriate amount of fees
• “Indiana’s wrongful death statute grants the right to maintain a wrongful death action only to the personal representative of the decedent

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