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August 5, 2011

Attorney’s Use of Quarter-Hour Billing Increments Results in a 7.5% Fee Reduction

(Volume 1, Issue 11) In a recent case before the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, the plaintiff was granted summary…

Laura Bugdin, Esq.

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August 3, 2011

61% of the Fees Examined in GM Bankruptcy Found to be Objectionable

(Volume 1, Issue 2) On June 1st, 2010, America’s largest automobile company, General Motors, filed for bankruptcy. Debtor-in-Possession financing was granted by the US Government,…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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August 2, 2011

Lehman Brothers Bankruptcy Racks Up Legal Fees Filled With “Improper” Charges

(Volume 1, Issue 1) On September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. With over $600 billion in assets Lehman Brothers is the…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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August 2, 2011

Court Finds Clerical Tasks, Block-Billing, and Travel Time Warrant a 30% Reduction

(Volume 1, Issue 10) After the defendants’ failure to oppose the plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment, the plaintiff filed a motion for attorney’s fees in…

Laura Bugdin, Esq.

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July 29, 2011

District Court Finds That Legal Bills Should be Reduced by Any Charges That Inadequately Describe the Work Performed

(Volume 1, Issue 9) The United States District Court for the District of Columbia recently reduced the fee in a law firm’s legal bills when…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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July 26, 2011

Tennessee District Court Reduces Attorney’s Fee Award by 25% to Account for Excessive, Duplicative and Redundant Billing

(Volume 1, Issue 8) Following a party’s successful motion to award attorneys’ fees, a District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee assessed the legal…

Laura Johnson, Esq.

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Attorney’s Use of Quarter-Hour Billing Increments Results in a 7.5% Fee Reduction

61% of the Fees Examined in GM Bankruptcy Found to be Objectionable

Lehman Brothers Bankruptcy Racks Up Legal Fees Filled With “Improper” Charges

Court Finds Clerical Tasks, Block-Billing, and Travel Time Warrant a 30% Reduction

District Court Finds That Legal Bills Should be Reduced by Any Charges That Inadequately Describe the Work Performed

Tennessee District Court Reduces Attorney’s Fee Award by 25% to Account for Excessive, Duplicative and Redundant Billing

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Attorney’s Use of Quarter-Hour Billing Increments Results in a 7.5% Fee Reduction

61% of the Fees Examined in GM Bankruptcy Found to be Objectionable

Lehman Brothers Bankruptcy Racks Up Legal Fees Filled With “Improper” Charges

Court Finds Clerical Tasks, Block-Billing, and Travel Time Warrant a 30% Reduction

District Court Finds That Legal Bills Should be Reduced by Any Charges That Inadequately Describe the Work Performed

Tennessee District Court Reduces Attorney’s Fee Award by 25% to Account for Excessive, Duplicative and Redundant Billing

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