Attorney fees for successful remand motion: Judge John Sedwick awarded $5,190 on a successful motion to remand. He noted that “[t]he $300 hourly rate strikes the court as high for this community (Anchorage)” but granted it, given the non-objection of the losing party. Sedwick struck some time as excessive. Nielsen v. Alaska […]
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