Dobron v. Bunch

Pickering, J.,

with whom Cherry, J., agrees, concurring:

I join the majority based on the particular attorney fees clause involved. The guaranty provided for the Bunches, as “Lender,” to recover fees the “Lender expends or incurs in collecting or compromising [the] indebtedness . . ."1 Fees spent to defend the borrower’s usury suit, which apparently did not involve any affirmative claims by the Bunches against the borrower, were not incurred by the Bunches “in collecting or compromising [the] indebtedness.” Unlike California, Cal. Civ. Code § 1717, Nevada permits one-sided attorney fees…