holding that trial court did not err in allowing amendment of party's costs bill to include attorney fees after expiration of deadline in I.R.C.P. 54(d)(5) where no harm or prejudice resulted to the other party
In Re SRBA
holding that trial court did not err in allowing amendment of party’s costs bill to include attorney fees after expiration of deadline in I.R.C.P. 54(d)(5) where no harm or prejudice resulted to the other party
Bruce Byron Bedke and Jared K. Bedke v. City of Oakley
holding that trial court did not err in allowing amendment of party's costs bill to include attorney fees after expiration of deadline in I.R.C.P. 54(d)(5) where no harm or prejudice resulted to the other party
Bedke v. CITY OF OAKLEY
holding the district court did not abuse its discretion in allowing amendment of the respondent’s memorandum of costs to include attorney fees where the record disclosed no harm or prejudice resulting to the appellant from the amendment
Mesenbrink Lunber v. Lighty
holding the district court did not abuse its discretion in allowing amendment of the respondent’s memorandum of costs to include attorney fees where the record disclosed no harm or prejudice resulting to the appellant from the amendment
Mesenbrink Lunber v. Lighty SUBSTITUTE
the court should not automatically adopt the contingent fee or contractual arrangement; instead, the fee awarded may be more or less than that provided by the lawyer-client contract
Jackson v. Speed
an offer made by the condemnor a reasonable time after the institution of the action and within ten percent of the amount of the jury verdict is reasonable
Dept of Transportation v. HJ Grathol
“The allowance of amendment to pleadings is a matter not to be disturbed absent a showing of clear error____ A court may, in its discretion, allow such amendment, unless to do so would deprive the complaining party of some substantial right.”
Black Canyon Racquetball Club, Inc. v. Idaho First National Bank
"The allowance of amendment to pleadings is a matter not to be disturbed absent a showing of clear error.... A court may, in its discretion, allow such amendment, unless to do so would deprive the complaining party of some substantial right."
Black Canyon Racquetball Club, Inc. v. Idaho First National Bank
absent statutory provision, condemnee is not entitled to reimbursement for counsel fees
Solko v. State Roads Commission of State Highway Administration
setting forth factors to consider in awarding attorney fees
City of McCall v. Seubert
