In Wiley V

In Wiley v. RockTenn , the court held that

A) because RockTenn threatened to seek fees from the beginning of the litigation, the court awarded attorney fees to Wiley.
B) because RockTenn attempted to use the threat of fees to persuade Mr. Wiley to abandon all of his claims, the court sanctioned RockTenn.
C) because this is not an exceptional case and the record does not support a finding that any lawyer's conduct merits sanctions, the court declined to award attorney fees to RockTenn.
D) there was no statutory basis for awarding RockTenn attorney fees.