Litigation
Jul. 11, 2016
Led Zeppelin attorneys seek $800,000 fee award
The request for costs and attorney fees by counsel for Led Zeppelin may be one of the first to invoke a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling instructing lower courts to consider factors beyond the objective reasonableness of a claim when granting an award.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An $800,000 request for costs and attorney fees by counsel for Led Zeppelin may be one of the first to invoke a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling instructing lower courts to consider factors beyond the objective reasonableness of a claim when granting an award.
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