What is ATTORNEY’S FEE AWARDS?

A law requiring the losing party to pay legal fees for the winning party. It is used in lawsuits, civil rights cases, copyright, and patent issues.

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Related Legal Terms
CASH AWARDS, ATTORNEY GENERAL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, APPEARANCE BY ATTORNEY, ATTORNEY OF RECORD, ATTORNEY OF RECORD, ATTORNEY-IN-FACT, POWER OF ATTORNEY OF PROPERTY, POWER-OF-ATTORNEY, ATTORNEY IN FACT


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