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Court Of Chancery Limits Interim Fee Applications
Frank v. Elgamol, C.A. 6120-VCN (July 28, 2011)
Recently, the Court of Chancery has permitted fee applications before a case is finally decided. This decision notes that practice should and will be limited to unusual situations. That cuts off that trend before it goes too far.
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