Timothy J. Urban v. David J. Shulkin

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• construing a broadly worded provision, entitling the recovery of attorney’s fees “in any dispute . . . arising out of or relating to” the contract, to award the plaintiff attorney’s fees
• “This Court more recently defined a ‘prevailing party’ for the purposes of a contractual award as ‘the party prevailing on the main issue in dispute, even though not necessarily to the extent of its original contention.’” (citation omitted)
• where the contract stated that attorney’s fees shall be paid to the prevailing party in any dispute “arising out of or relating to” the contract, attorney’s fees can be recovered for equitable claims that “relate to” the contract

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).