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Opinions in New Hampshire that cite Maguire v. Merrimack Mutual Insurance, 573 A.2d 451.
- Blouin v. Sanborn 929 A.2d 194 N.H. 2007
- Miami Subs Corp. v. Murray Family Trust & Kenneth Dash Partnership 703 A.2d 1366 N.H. 1997
- Emerson v. Town of Stratford 660 A.2d 1118 N.H. 1995
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Flanagan v. Prudhomme
644 A.2d 51
N.H. 1994
An award of attorney’s fees is the exception rather than the rule and requires “statutory authorization, an agreement between the parties, or an established exception.” Maguire v. Merrimack Mutual Ins.
- Town of Littleton v. Taylor 640 A.2d 780 N.H. 1994
- White v. Francoeur 638 A.2d 1250 N.H. 1994
- Clipper Affiliates, Inc. v. Checovich 638 A.2d 791 N.H. 1994
- Daigle v. City of Portsmouth 630 A.2d 776 N.H. 1993
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State v. Dexter
621 A.2d 435
N.H. 1993
Co., 133 N.H. 51, 55, 573 A.2d 451, 454 (1990) (quotations omitted), we accord great deference to his decision whether bad faith or unreasonableness drives a party in the litigation such as to justify imposing on that party the cost of his opponent’s attorney’s fees.
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State v. Smart
622 A.2d 1197
N.H. 1993
Co., 133 N.H. 51, 55, 573 A.2d 451,454 (1990) (trial judge witnesses proceedings firsthand and “ ‘may have insights not conveyed by the record’”).
- Rix v. Kinderworks Corp. 618 A.2d 833 N.H. 1992
- Koch v. Randall 618 A.2d 283 N.H. 1992
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Guaraldi v. Trans-Lease Group
617 A.2d 648
N.H. 1992
Rather, fees may be awarded only by virtue of “statutory authorization, an agreement between the parties, or an established exception.” Maguire v. Merrimack Mutual Ins.
- City of Dover v. Kimball 616 A.2d 516 N.H. 1992
- Treisman v. Town of Bedford 607 A.2d 950 N.H. 1992
- Adams v. Bradshaw 599 A.2d 481 N.H. 1991
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Fortin v. Manchester Housing Authority
574 A.2d 945
N.H. 1990
Maguire v. Merrimack Mutual Ins.