Whether a court considering a motion for an award of costs and attorney's fees pursuant to the court's inherent authority must require the movant to prove subjective bad faith, or whether an adequate showing of objective conduct under this Court's inherent-authority jurisprudence can be sufficient to merit an award of costs and fees

QUESTION PRESENTED L. Whether a court considering a motion for an award of costs and attorney’s fees pursuant to the court’s inherent authority must require the movant to prove subjective bad faith, or whether an adequate showing of objective conduct under this Court’s inherent-authority jurisprudence can be sufficient to merit an award of costs and fees.