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Court May Reduce Post-Judgement Attorney's Fees Rate and Billable Hours

Loaded on March 15, 2001 published in Prison Legal News March, 2001, page 21
Filed under: Attorney Fee Awards, PLRA, Attorney Fees (PLRA), Contempt (Civil Procedure), Appeals, Consent Decrees. Location: Idaho.
The Ninth Circuit has held that the district court may reduce the rate of pay and number of billable hours for postjudgment work by prevailing civil rights attorneys in prisoner cases when the postjudgment work is less complex and risky than the trial work.

Robert Webb and several other prisoners ...

 

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