Motion for Attorney’s Fees and Bill of Costs
Requests after judgment for costs and, where a statute, rule or contract allows, attorney’s fees.
Requests after judgment for costs and, where a statute, rule or contract allows, attorney’s fees.
A request to fix a clerical mistake, or a mistake arising from oversight or omission, in a judgment, order or other part of the record.
An emergency request for a short-term order, sometimes without notice to the other side, to prevent immediate and irreparable harm.
A post-verdict motion renewing an earlier Rule 50(a) motion.
A request that the court change its judgment.
An appeal from an order that is not a final judgment, allowed when the district judge certifies it.
A motion asking the court to relieve a party from a final judgment, order, or proceeding for one of the reasons listed in Rule 60(b).
A request that the court grant a new trial on all or some issues.
A motion in a jury trial arguing that a reasonable jury would not have a legally sufficient evidentiary basis to find for a party on an issue.
Pausing enforcement of a judgment, automatically for a short time or by court order with security.
LAWTOPOLIS
The Law as Written. The Law as Applied.