Deadlines: Appellate Attorney’s Fees Properly Are Claimed Through Noticed Motion, With No Requirement That A Costs Memorandum Be Filed.

CRC 8.278(d)(2) Governed.

            A party saddled with attorney’s fees for losing an appeal, in ASAP Copy and Print v. Canon Solutions America, Inc., Case Nos. B284364 et al. (2d Dist., Div. 2 Jan. 23, 2019) (unpublished), argued on appeal that the opponent failed to file a costs memorandum to claim fees rather than just filing a motion for appellate attorney’s fees. The appellate court found that no costs memorandum was required, such that the fee motion was just fine—citing Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.278(d)(2) in support of its conclusion.