Beyond that, the reviewing court found it would be unfair to charge the parties with Windsor's 2013 interpretation for the 2010
fees clause where earlier decisions found that a defense was not the equivalent of an «action.»
Not exact matches
Here's an article on arbitrating legal
fee disputes: Hassell Arbitration on Arbitrating Legal Fee Disputes Where things stand as of May 2017 (this blog post was updated after being posted): If there is an arbitration clause, disputes go to arbitrati
fee disputes: Hassell Arbitration on Arbitrating Legal
Fee Disputes Where things stand as of May 2017 (this blog post was updated after being posted): If there is an arbitration clause, disputes go to arbitrati
Fee Disputes
Where things stand as of May 2017 (this blog post was updated after being posted): If there is an arbitration
clause, disputes go to arbitration.
Plaintiff offered an expert declaration by a real estate broker to the effect that residential leases at the time and place
where plaintiff leased her apartment customarily included
fee clauses.
Is an example
where this works would be: - A contract has a severability
clause «if limiting an unenforceable term would make it enforceable, the term shall be construed as so limited» - The contract has a term that charges $ 50 for some administrative
fee - An applicable law exists that says $ 20 at most can be charged for administrative
fees - The severability
clause makes it so that $ 20 can be charged, without it the whole
fee would be waived
Justin Wolosz and Jesse Siegel wrote «Putting
Fee - Shifting Agreements Inside Arbitration
Clauses,» in Appellate Law360,
where they discuss the recent Beacon Towers Condominium Trust v. Alex case.
Sotheby's International Realty, Inc. v. Dunemere Assoc. Real Estate (275 A.D. 2d 318)- co-broker entitled to commission from listing broker
where written co-exclusive brokerage agreement was orally extended as confirmed by their sworn statements and conduct; listing broker obligated to pay reasonable attorney's
fees to owner pursuant to indemnification
clause in written listing agreement