SECTION 455:10-15-3. Reasonable attorney fees

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  Reasonable attorney fees shall be determined primarily though the analysis of the number of hours devoted to the appeal multiplied by a reasonable hourly billing rate. Reasonable attorney fees may be determined by looking at fees awarded the attorney in the past.
(1)   The prevailing community rate is considered a reasonable hourly rate.
(2)   The fee agreement between an attorney and a party to the appeal or any organization, union or association representing a party, establishes a presumption that the amount agreed upon is the maximum reasonable amount.
(3)   The actual rate of pay for a state attorney representing a party shall be a reasonable rate.

[Source: Added at 13 Ok Reg 3025, eff 7-15-96]

                    
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