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class certification properly denied as moot, common fund doctrine does not apply
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... by the PIP insureds via the equitable "common fund" doctrine, even though the insurer derived no...
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Trial court erred by entering judgment for damages in excess of jury's award. Portion of damages award was outside the statute of limitations, as plaintiffs did not establish that equitable estoppel should toll the four-year statute of limitations on claim for breach of fiduciary duty. Trial court did not abuse its discretion when it awarded attorney fees under the common fund doctrine.
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...'s interest in an automobile dealership commonly known as Midtown Motors. . Section 4(i) of the Set... Lien, Or, Allow Payment Under the Common Fund Doctrine" ("Motion to Enforce" or "Motion") in Ban...
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... be awarded only from the portion of the fund actually claimed by class members, not from the un... a benefit within the meaning of the common-fund doctrine, which allows the assessment of atto...
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Hospitals holding health care liens against personal injury settlements aren't required to pay a proportionate share of the plaintiffs' attorney fees, the Illinois Supreme Court has ruled in reversing judgment.
The decision addressed the claims of two plaintiffs, each of whom filed personal injury lawsuits after being involved in automobile accidents.
...The plaintiffs argued that, based on the "common fund" doctrine, the hospitals were responsible for...
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... and her attorney from disbursing those funds or further adjudicating the matter in state court....'s attorney's fees pursuant to Illinois' common fund doctrine. The Committee appealed the order di...
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... by the PIP insureds via the equitable "common fund" doctrine, even though the insurer derived no...
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... it, but Cruz argued that under Illinois's common fund doctrine he was entitled to deduct a third as...
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... of that amount as attorneys' fees under a common fund theory of recovery. He has appealed the Distr...The Common Fund doctrine preserves the right of the litigant or couns...