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Who pays attorney's fees?
Should the losing party in a civil lawsuit, such as a discrimination claim or personal injury, always be required to pay the attorney's fees, expenses, and court costs of the prevailing party? Please explain your answer.
This solution discusses if the losing party in a civil lawsuit, such as a discrimination claim or personal injury, should always be required to pay the attorney's fees, expenses, and court costs of the prevailing party. Supplemented with two articles that present compelling arguments on both sides of the controversy of who should pay the attorney.
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