My question involves court procedures for the state of: Georgia
Case regarding an award of attorney's fees under OCGA 9-15-14 was remanded back to Superior Court. Can either party submit new evidence or is evidence limited to what was submitted when case was originally heard before Appellate Court laid out specific instructions of what it wanted?
Specifically, can an attorney add new information so that it fits what the Appellate Court says the law requires or are they stuck with working with what they already submitted showing their fees?
TIA
Case regarding an award of attorney's fees under OCGA 9-15-14 was remanded back to Superior Court. Can either party submit new evidence or is evidence limited to what was submitted when case was originally heard before Appellate Court laid out specific instructions of what it wanted?
Specifically, can an attorney add new information so that it fits what the Appellate Court says the law requires or are they stuck with working with what they already submitted showing their fees?
TIA
Civil Procedure Issues: Case Remanded by Appellate Court, Can New Evidence Be Heard
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