HRS §674-21
Court can award costs and attorney's fees to winning claimant
In a lawsuit under this part, the court can order the losing side to pay the winning claimant's reasonable costs and attorney's fees. The court decides what is fair. This only applies to cases brought under this part.
The statute, as written — Attorney's fees and costs
In any action brought under this part, the court may, as it deems just, award to a prevailing claimant and enter as part of its order or judgment, a reasonable sum for costs and expenses incurred, including reasonable attorney's fees.
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