Stout Jewelers, Inc. v. Corson

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• holding that defendant was prevailing party for purposes of awarding attorney's fees when plaintiff's complaint was dismissed for failure to prosecute
• holding that because rule 1.420(d) “contemplates both voluntary and involuntary dismissals,” courts should not treat the dismissals differently in terms of assessing costs

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