By: observer

observer — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 22:28:14 +0000

I was researching attorneys’ fees issues and came across this post. Coincidentally, I actually had a matter right after the court heard arguments on the Rule 50 Motion. I too found it odd that this matter even got to trial given the the court’s comments during argument. Curious, I later found out that this case was transferred to Judge Wright right before trial and the parties never filed a summary judgment motion during the course of litigation. Just thought I’d correct this post in that regard. Nonetheless, still interesting.

By: Bob Neal

Bob Neal — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 13:55:00 +0000

I’ve found this to be the case every time I’ve submitted bills in a matter where I’ve won and am to be awarded fees. Judges have no clue (nor does the public) how much it truly costs to take a matter to trial.

Comments on: Spalding Laboratories, Inc. v. Arizona Biological Control

By: observer

By: Bob Neal