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Attorney cannot refuse to provide a detailed description in motion for attorney’s fees on the ground that the information is protected by attorney-client privilege Court DecisionsControlling Legal CostsInteresting Fee CasesOverbillingWeekly Wrap-Up
March 7, 2016

Attorney cannot refuse to provide a detailed description in motion for attorney’s fees on the ground that the information is protected by attorney-client privilege

In a recent case before the Unites States District Court, Northern District of California, the court denied an attorney’s fees motion for failing to include…
Kui Ma, Esq.
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Outrageous Attorney’s Fees of $153,525 Requested For Moderate Success in a Typical Landlord-Tenant Dispute Reduced to $10,000 Court DecisionsControlling Legal CostsInteresting Fee CasesOverbillingWeekly Wrap-Up
February 22, 2016

Outrageous Attorney’s Fees of $153,525 Requested For Moderate Success in a Typical Landlord-Tenant Dispute Reduced to $10,000

When a tenant sues his landlord and apartment managers for violating the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), moderate success at trial of a typical…
Matthew Gordon, Esq.
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Court Gives “Haircut” to Attorney’s Fees in Case against Motion Picture Health Plan: A Moderate Approach that is more like Hairspray than Sweeney Todd Court DecisionsControlling Legal CostsInteresting Fee CasesOverbillingWeekly Wrap-Up
February 16, 2016

Court Gives “Haircut” to Attorney’s Fees in Case against Motion Picture Health Plan: A Moderate Approach that is more like Hairspray than Sweeney Todd

After a successful outcome from a lawsuit claiming ERISA violations, plaintiff’s attorney sought compensation for his time and efforts devoted to the case for his…
Jennifer Johnson, Esq.
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