Civil Litigation,
California Courts of Appeal,
Appellate Practice
May 7, 2018
California Public Records Act: Who pays attorney fees and when in ‘reverse’ actions?
A recent appellate decision analyzed complicated issues relating to which party in a “reverse CPRA” lawsuit pays attorney fees.
In Pasadena Police Officers Association v. City of Pasadena, 2018 DJDAR 3242 (April 16, 2018), the appellate court analyzed complicated issues relating to which party in a "reverse CPRA" lawsuit pays attorney fees. The court found that a party which prevailed against a public agency's partial redaction of a document and against a private party seeking to block release of the overall document could recover attorney fees from both the public ...
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