Sanctions and the Inherent Power: The Supreme Court Expands the American Rule's Bad Faith Exception for Fee Shifting-Chambers v. NASCO, Inc.

Authors

Alexander B. Rotbart

Abstract

Confronted with the growing problem of crowded dockets, federal

courts have enacted and imposed a variety of rules and sanctions

designed to discourage abuse of the judicial process

Recommended Citation

Rotbart, Alexander B. (1992) "Sanctions and the Inherent Power: The Supreme Court Expands the American Rule's Bad Faith Exception for Fee Shifting-Chambers v. NASCO, Inc.," Nova Law Review: Vol. 16: Iss. 3, Article 15.
Available at: https://nsuworks.nova.edu/nlr/vol16/iss3/15