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Tag Archives: attorneys’ fees
The Indiana Senate Attempts to Abolish the American Rule
The general policy under American civil law is that all litigants must bear their own attorneys’ fees (including the prevailing party). American lawyers creatively coined this as the “American Rule.” The American Rule is subject to certain bad-faith, statutory, and … Continue reading
