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Judget Gertner found that a party can be deemed "prevailing" when it obtains a preliminary injunction upon a clear showing of likelihood of success on the merits, when the case is then mo Read More
Court (Judge Ponsor) orders substantial attorneys fees award for settlement in brain injury class action, Hutchinson v. Patrick. The decision interprets the First Circuit's Aranov holding. Read More
Effective October 13, 2009, attorneys and non-incarcerated pro se parties proceeding without counsel may file documents electronically using the court's electronic filing system. Read More
Links to various Legal Advocacy Guides on a range of poverty law topics. Read More