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This case concerns a request for additional attorney's fees for services rendered by applicant's counsel in opposing the defendant City of Stockton's petition for a writ of review. The Third District Court of Appeal had previously remanded the matter to the Appeals Board for this purpose. The Board reviewed the itemized time and requested rate, ultimately awarding $6,880.00 based on 17.2 hours at $400.00 per hour, finding this to be a fair and reasonable amount for the appellate work.
ANDREW PROUTY (Deceased) vs. CITY OF STOCKTON is a workers' compensation case decided in Stockton. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
It is commonly referenced in legal research involving workers' compensation laws in Stockton.
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This case concerns a request for additional attorney's fees for services rendered by applicant's counsel in opposing the defendant City of Stockton's petition for a writ of review. The Third District Court of Appeal had previously remanded the matter to the Appeals Board for this purpose. The Board reviewed the itemized time and requested rate, ultimately awarding $6,880.00 based on 17.2 hours at $400.00 per hour, finding this to be a fair and reasonable amount for the appellate work.
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