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Court Slashes $25K From $30K Attorneys Fees Request Where Plaintiff Loses Most Claims (ND IL)

After winning one out of nine claims, the plaintiff – a recently fired loan officer – sued to recover about $30K in attorneys’ fees under the Illinois Wage Payment and Collection Act (IWPCA) from his former employer.  Awarding the plaintiff just a fraction (just over $5K) of his claimed fees, the Northern District in Palar v. …

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Posted byPaulPSeptember 11, 2014February 21, 2015Posted inFederal CourtsTags: attorneys' fees, Blackhawk, fee-shifting, IWPCA, lodestar, Palar, prevailing party, Wage Payment and Collection Act
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