· 8/31/1989
West v. Bowen
Citations
- 723 F. Supp. 75
- 1989 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 12640
- 1989 WL 126136
How courts have described this case
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- finding that the court need not conduct an evidentiary hearing to determine damages and “may rely instead on affidavits or documentary evidence in the record to determine the appropriate sum”
- finding that the court need not conduct an evidentiary hearing to determine damages and “may rely instead on affidavits or documentary evidence in the record to determine the appropriate sum”
- finding that the court need not conduct an evidentiary hearing to determine damages and “may rely instead on affidavits or documentary evidence in the record to determine the appropriate sum”
- noting that a district court is not required to conduct a hearing to determine damages and “may rely instead on affidavits or documentary evidence in the record to determine the appropriate sum”
- noting that a district court is not required to conduct a hearing to determine damages and “may rely instead on affidavits or documentary evidence in the record to determine the appropriate sum”
- awarding attorneys’ fees and costs in an action for default judgment regarding unpaid contributions under ERISA in an amount of $4,017.48
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Judges: Sharp
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