Maine § 14 §1502-C Discretionary costs

Maine Statutes

§ 14 §1502-C — Discretionary costs

Maine § 14 §1502-C

Title 14COURT PROCEDURE -- CIVIL

Part 3TRIAL AND JUDGMENT

Ch. 311TAXATION OF COSTS

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 14, § 14 §1502-C (2026).

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In addition to other costs allowed to the prevailing party, the court may include as costs, in such amounts as it considers just and reasonable, any of the following items:

1.Reasonable expert witness fees and expenses. Expert witness fees and expenses, as allowed by Title 16, section 251;

2.Cost of medical reports. The cost of reasonable medical reports, not including costs of the examination or treatment of a patient, which are prepared for the purpose of litigation and which are exchanged by the parties;

3.Visual aids. The reasonable costs of charts, diagrams, photographs and other visual aids necessary for clear understanding of the case by the court or jury not to exceed $500;

4.Costs of depositions. Costs in the taking of depositions as allowed by rule of the Supreme Judicial Cou

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In addition to other costs allowed to the prevailing party, the court may include as costs, in such amounts as it considers just and reasonable, any of the following items:
1.
Reasonable expert witness fees and expenses.
Expert witness fees and expenses, as allowed by Title 16, section 251;
2.
Cost of medical reports.
The cost of reasonable medical reports, not including costs of the examination or treatment of a patient, which are prepared for the purpose of litigation and which are exchanged by the parties;
3.
Visual aids.
The reasonable costs of charts, diagrams, photographs and other visual aids necessary for clear understanding of the case by the court or jury not to exceed $500;
4.
Costs of depositions.
Costs in the taking of depositions as allowed by rule of the Supreme Judicial Court or by other law; and
5.
Other costs.
Such other costs as the Supreme Judicial Court may allow by rule.