Reasonableness Of Fees: Failure To Provide Adequate Record Led To Affirmance Of $365,455.02 Fee Award To Defendants

Lengthy Litigation Can Lead To Large Fee Awards, Which Require An Adequate Record To Challenge.

            The moral from Westpark Village, et al. v. Khanna, Case No. A164667 (1^st Dist., Div. 2 Sept. 28, 2022) (unpublished), which involved a contractual fee award of $365,495.02 against defendants after years of litigation, is simple—make sure you have an adequate appellate record when you challenge such an award.  Here, defendants only put their fee opposition papers; failure to provide the moving paperwork was fatal.