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: CalBizLitAttorneys' Fees and Code of Civil Procedure section 998
By Bruce Nye
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Marc Alexander and Mike Hensley have a good post in yesterday's California Attorney's Fees on our Code of Civil Procedure section 998, the California equivalent of FRCP 68. The statute, and the cases interpreting it, make for a fairly complex set of rules, but as they point out, attorneys who master this statute can have a big and favorable impact on their clients' exposure to attorneys' fees.There is a significant potential for fee-shifting under section 998 when there is otherwise be a r read more
Full post as published by CalBizLit on June 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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