Strujan v. Glencord Building Corp.

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• finding that $145,843.50 in attorney’s fees and $2,010.94 in invoices was “no doubt” significant and citing Linder, 251 F.3d at 191 concluding that $199,537.08 in expenses were significant
• determining that, while a non-party has the right to 5 || vigorously and painstakingly challenge a subpoena “if it believes that doing so serves its own interests 6 ||... it may not then charge Plaintiff with the costs of this effort.”
• similar, deeming “motion for fees” to be “premature” given “remaining disputes”

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