Order on Motion for Attorney Fees

KEG Technologies, Inc. et al. v. Laimer et al., 1:08-cv-00393 (N.D. Ga. Feb. 2, 2010)


After the Court granted Plaintiffs’ motion for attorneys’ fees incurred in filing their motion to compel, Plaintiffs submitted an affidavit setting forth the specific amount of fees incurred. Defendants disputed the amount sought by Plaintiffs, contending that the amount was not limited to the fees incurred in connection with the motion to compel, but also included fees for reviewing discovery responses, for drafting a good faith letter, and for other work unrelated to the motion.


Magistrate Judge Cole agreed with Defendants and directed them to pay Plaintiffs only the amount of fees incurred in connection with the motion to compel.