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September 2, 2011

New York District Court Reduces Fee Award by More than $108,500 Due to Inconsistencies in Legal Bills and Travel Time

(Volume 1, Issue 18) Recently, a United States District Court in the Eastern District of New York reviewed the legal bills of a plaintiff seeking…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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August 31, 2011

Review of Blockbuster Bankruptcy Billings Reveals 36.97% in Objectionable Charges

(Volume 1, Issue 6) In September 2010, Blockbuster, Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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August 29, 2011

Vague, Block-Billed and Duplicative Billing Entries Lead to a $60,000 Fee Reduction

(Volume 1, Issue 17) In a recent case from the United States District Court of Texas, the plaintiff sought attorneys’ fees in excess of $114,000…

Laura Bugdin, Esq.

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August 26, 2011

Court Reduces Excessive Attorneys’ Fees by 40%, Totaling Almost $87,000

(Volume 1, Issue 16) In a recent order to award attorneys’ fees and costs, a District Court for the Southern District of Texas held that…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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August 24, 2011

Audit of Chrysler Bankruptcy Legal Fees Reveals Various Objectionable Charges

(Volume 1, Issue 5) On April 30th, 2009, America’s third largest automotive company, Chrysler, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. The restructuring was primarily completed 42…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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August 22, 2011

Travel Time and Excessive Preparation Time Cause a 10% Reduction in Fees

(Volume 1, Issue 15) A District of Columbia court recently reduced a legal fee request from $23,719 to $21,344 based on billing full rate for…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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New York District Court Reduces Fee Award by More than $108,500 Due to Inconsistencies in Legal Bills and Travel Time

Review of Blockbuster Bankruptcy Billings Reveals 36.97% in Objectionable Charges

Vague, Block-Billed and Duplicative Billing Entries Lead to a $60,000 Fee Reduction

Court Reduces Excessive Attorneys’ Fees by 40%, Totaling Almost $87,000

Audit of Chrysler Bankruptcy Legal Fees Reveals Various Objectionable Charges

Travel Time and Excessive Preparation Time Cause a 10% Reduction in Fees

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New York District Court Reduces Fee Award by More than $108,500 Due to Inconsistencies in Legal Bills and Travel Time

Review of Blockbuster Bankruptcy Billings Reveals 36.97% in Objectionable Charges

Vague, Block-Billed and Duplicative Billing Entries Lead to a $60,000 Fee Reduction

Court Reduces Excessive Attorneys’ Fees by 40%, Totaling Almost $87,000

Audit of Chrysler Bankruptcy Legal Fees Reveals Various Objectionable Charges

Travel Time and Excessive Preparation Time Cause a 10% Reduction in Fees

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