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West Virginia University Hospitals v. Casey

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  • Arlington Central School District Board of Education v. Murphy
    / Majority and dissenting opinions

    …the Supreme Court’s decision in West Virginia University Hospitals v. Casey (1991)—the conference-committee report on the amendment that added the recovery provision to the IDEA stated that “the conferees intend that the term ‘attorneys’ fees as part of the costs’ include reasonable expenses and fees of expert witnesses.” The footnote…

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    …the Supreme Court’s decision in West Virginia University Hospitals v. Casey (1991)—the conference-committee report on the amendment that added the recovery provision to the IDEA stated that “the conferees intend that the term ‘attorneys’ fees as part of the costs’ include reasonable expenses and fees of expert witnesses.” The footnote…

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