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October 19, 2011

Over 25% of Borders’ Bankruptcy Billing Sample Found to be Objectionable

(Volume 1, Issue 13) Borders Group, Inc. was a national chain of physical and Internet based book distributors. As a result of its months of…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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October 17, 2011

District Court Reduces Attorneys’ Fees by 25% Due to Improperly Block Billed Entries

(Volume 1, Issue 30) A Louisiana District Court recently reduced an attorney’s legal bills by 25% because the tasks were block billed, thus leaving the…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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October 14, 2011

Excessive Legal Fees Due to Charging for Non-Legal Services Results in Attorney’s Suspension

(Volume 1, Issue 29) Last year, the New York Appellate Division found that an attorney engaged in unethical behavior by charging a former client excessive…

Laura Bugdin, Esq.

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Case Studies Bankruptcy Case Studies Publications

October 12, 2011

General Growth’s Bankruptcy Billings Contain Large Amounts of Multiple Attorneys Charging for the Same Meetings

(Volume 1, Issue 12) General Growth Properties is a publicly traded real estate investment trust that owns, develops and operates regional shopping centers across the…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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October 10, 2011

Excessive Hours and Attorneys Billing for Paralegal Work Results in a 20% Reduction in Requested Attorneys’ Fees

(Volume 1, Issue 28) Pursuant to a settlement agreement in connection with a section 1983 lawsuit against the City of Reno, the plaintiff applied to…

Laura Bugdin, Esq.

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Case Studies Bankruptcy Case Studies Publications

October 5, 2011

Over 75% of CIT Group’s Bankruptcy Billings Found to be Objectionable

(Volume 1, Issue 11) CIT Group Inc. is a bank holding company, providing lending, advisory, and leasing services to small and middle market businesses. In…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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Over 25% of Borders’ Bankruptcy Billing Sample Found to be Objectionable

District Court Reduces Attorneys’ Fees by 25% Due to Improperly Block Billed Entries

Excessive Legal Fees Due to Charging for Non-Legal Services Results in Attorney’s Suspension

General Growth’s Bankruptcy Billings Contain Large Amounts of Multiple Attorneys Charging for the Same Meetings

Excessive Hours and Attorneys Billing for Paralegal Work Results in a 20% Reduction in Requested Attorneys’ Fees

Over 75% of CIT Group’s Bankruptcy Billings Found to be Objectionable

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Over 25% of Borders’ Bankruptcy Billing Sample Found to be Objectionable

District Court Reduces Attorneys’ Fees by 25% Due to Improperly Block Billed Entries

Excessive Legal Fees Due to Charging for Non-Legal Services Results in Attorney’s Suspension

General Growth’s Bankruptcy Billings Contain Large Amounts of Multiple Attorneys Charging for the Same Meetings

Excessive Hours and Attorneys Billing for Paralegal Work Results in a 20% Reduction in Requested Attorneys’ Fees

Over 75% of CIT Group’s Bankruptcy Billings Found to be Objectionable

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