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Federal Motions for Attorney Fees Must be Filed Within 14 Days of Disposition of Post-Trial Motions

Loaded on May 15, 2007

Filed under: Attorneys, Attorney Fee Awards, Excessive Force (Police). Location: California.

Federal Motions for Attorney Fees Must be Filed Within 14 Days of
Disposition of Post-Trial Motions

Ronald Bailey prevailed in a negligence/excessive force suit against police
in Riverside County, California after they removed him from an adult book
store and arrested him. The defendants filed motions for partial judgment
and …

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