Sentences with phrase «amount of fees ultimately»

It also did not matter that plaintiff had nixed an earlier settlement offer with respect to amount of fees ultimately decided at the trial court level.

Not exact matches

The amount includes fees for all legal work, including the ultimately unsuccessful defense of the 2015 airport laws against litigation brought by a coalition of aviation groups.

These fees generally decrease the amount of money and property that will ultimately pass to the beneficiaries of the estate.

However, in an effort to boost the yield of the MIP and thereby garner more management fees for itself, Fidelity, before the period at issue in the lawsuit, engaged in an imprudent and ultimately unsuccessful investment strategy by, among other things, causing large amounts of the MIP's assets to be held in various forms of securitized debt.

Their theory goes like this: Homeowners install solar panels, which reduces the amount of electricity they buy from the electric utility, thereby reducing the amount of fees that customers pay for grid maintenance, which then causes the utility to raise rates and, ultimately, encourages more and more customers to go solar which... causes rates to soar.

There has also been the question whether a plaintiff - offeree should be able to recover attorney fees after the offer was made if he or she ultimately recovers something less than the amount of the offer.

The starting point for the Court's assessment of a «fair fee» remains the parties» agreement, but the dollar amount ultimately charged must not be so disproportionate to the work done as to impugn the integrity of the legal profession.

Boyer v. Werner (238 A.D. 2d 853)- plaintiff broker seeks commission due from defendant broker for referral of purchaser for golf course property; purchaser ultimately purchases golf course property plus second golf course; plaintiff broker seeks commission for referral fee for purchase of both golf courses; summary judgment granted as to the issue of defendant broker's liability in relation to the sale of the first golf course only; issue of fact exists as to referral of purchaser for second golf course and as to the amount of the commission split due (see also, Werner v. Katal Country Club [234 A.D. 2d 659]-RRB-.