2 AAC 12.987 - Attorneys fees and costs
(a) The prevailing
party may file a motion for attorney's fees and costs with the arbitrator in
accordance with Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure 68, 79, and 82. For purposes of
Alaska Rule of Civil Procedure 68(b), the arbitrator shall consider one of the
following dates to be the equivalent of the date on which parties in a civil
action have made disclosures required by Alaska Rule of Civil Procedure 26:
(1) the date set under
2 AAC 12.970 -
2 AAC 12.972 as a deadline for mutual initial
disclosure, if any;
(2) if a
deadline for mutual initial disclosure has not been set, a date that the
arbitrator sets with consideration to the specific discovery methods applied to
a particular arbitration.
(b) The opposing party may file an opposition
to the motion for attorney's fees and costs with the arbitrator in accordance
with Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure 68, 79, and 82.
(c) The arbitrator may not allow reply
memoranda in support of a motion for attorney's fees and costs.
(d) The arbitrator shall rule promptly on the
motion for attorney's fees and costs. In the ruling, the arbitrator shall state
the amount of the award granted, if any, and shall provide sufficient detail to
make the basis of the arbitrator's resolution of the motion clear. Findings of
fact and conclusions of law are not required if the arbitrator considers them
unnecessary to an understanding of the arbitrator's reasoning.
Notes
Authority:AS 36.30.040
AS 36.30.631
AS 36.30.870
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