Can I recover damages/legal fees from the plaintiff in a music copyright case where I was granted declaratory judgment (case dismissed)?

Plaintiff sued frivolously, claiming he was co-author of my songs. Plaintiff offered no evidence as there was none. He didn''t write any music and nobody thought he did, this was supported by the countless affidavits from band members, friends, record label, producers and studio engineers etc.. After 2 years and a massive amount of legal fees, I won summary judgment and the case was dismissed. The court declared me the sole author and owner of all the songs in dispute. It is clear their side was depending on me to settle out of court and I understand this is fairly common, especially in music industry/ copyright cases. Isn''t this a perfect example of "Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings"? this site talks briefly about awarding attorney fees in copyright cases- http://www.cyberlawcentral.com/2010/04/12/awarding-of-attorneys-fees-for-copyright-cases-not-automatic/ Case was filed in Ohio. Any help is GREATLY appreciated.