United States v. Maurice Greer

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• holding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion by awarding $274.302.05 in attorney fees when the underlying damages were $26,314.00
• recognizing that a claim for nuisance has a two-year statute of limitations
• recognizing that a claim for nuisance has a two-year statute of limitations
• applying the two year statute of limitations for negligent injury to real property
• reversing summary judgment and remanding for reconsideration of 20 No. 47718-1-II attorney fees award
• “Because the trial court made no findings regarding the specific challenged items, the record does not allow for a proper review of these issues.”

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