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1997 Alaska Statutes
Title 09 CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Chapter 09.60. COSTS AND ATTORNEY FEES

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  • Sec. 09.60.010. - Costs and attorney fees allowed prevailing party.
  • Sec. 09.60.015. - Attorney fees in certain small claims actions.
  • Sec. 09.60.020. - Liability of guardian ad litem for costs.
  • Sec. 09.60.030. - Guardian's responsibility for allowance against infant plaintiff.
  • Sec. 09.60.040. - Costs where party is a representative.
  • Sec. 09.60.050. - Costs awarded against state, borough, city, or other public agencies.
  • Sec. 09.60.060. - Security for costs where plaintiff a nonresident or foreign corporation.
  • Sec. 09.60.070. - Attorney fees for victims of serious criminal offenses.
  • Sec. 09.60.080. - Contingent fee agreements.

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