10th Cir. R. 39.2: Motion for attorneys’ fees
Tenth Circuit Rules — Title VII. General Provisions
(A) Time to file. Absent a statutory provision or court order to the contrary, any motion requesting an award of appellate attorneys’ fees must be filed by the later of: (1) if no timely petition for panel or en banc rehearing has been filed, 14 days after the time to file expires; or (2) 14 days after the court disposes of all timely petitions for rehearing or rehearing en banc.
(B) Contents. A motion requesting an award of attorneys’ fees must set forth the legal basis for an award of appellate attorneys’ fees. The motion need not contain an itemization of the tasks undertaken or the fees requested, unless requested by the court.
(C) Time to respond/reply. If a party chooses to respond to a motion for attorneys’ fees, the response must be filed within 14 days after the motion is served. The time to file a reply is governed by Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 27(a)(4).
(D) Mandate. The court will not delay issuance of its mandate pending determination of a motion for attorneys’ fees. If the court grants a motion for attorneys’ fees after it issues the mandate, the Clerk will supplement the mandate with the attorneys’ fee award.