Common use of Legal Claims Clause in Contracts

Legal Claims. If the claim asserted by the prevailing Party is legal in nature and results in an award to the Party of monetary damages, the Court will determine an amount of Litigation Costs to be awarded that are equitable and just in light of the total monetary damages sought by the prevailing Party, the total Litigation Costs incurred by it in pursuing such monetary damages and the proportional relationship between the monetary damages actually awarded and the total Litigation Costs incurred. Awarded Litigation Costs must bear some reasonable relationship to the amount of monetary damages awarded.

Legal Claims. If the claim asserted by the prevailing Party is legal in nature and results in an award to the Party of monetary damages, the Court will determine an amount of Litigation Costs to be awarded that are equitable and just in light of the total monetary damages sought by the prevailing Party, the total Litigation Costs incurred by it in pursuing such monetary damages and the proportional relationship between the monetary damages actually awarded and the total Litigation Costs incurred. Awarded Litigation Costs must bear some reasonable relationship to the amount of monetary damages awarded.

Legal Claims. If the claim asserted by the prevailing Party is legal in nature and results in an award to the Party of monetary damages, the Court will determine an amount of Litigation Costs to be awarded that are equitable and just in light of the total monetary damages sought by the prevailing preva iling Party, the total Litigation Costs incurred by it in pursuing such monetary damages and the proportional relationship between the monetary damages actually awarded and the total Litigation Costs incurred. Awarded Litigation Costs must bear some reasonable relationship to the amount of monetary damages awarded.