Court Of Chancery Explains When A Fee Award Is Timely

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Avaya Inc. v. Charter Communications Holding Company LLC, C.A. 10568-VCN (January 29, 2016)

Normally, the Court of Chancery does not favor fee applications before the litigation is completed. When, as here, the underlying instrument that provides for a fee award does permit such an application, the Court may grant it even when there is litigation between the same parties pending elsewhere.

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