September 2, 2010
In its strict sense, billing judgment is that judgment attorneys exercise to adjust or write down fees and/or expenses incurred by the attorneys, or those within their control because, in the exercise...
August 25, 2010
The ABA Journal story, “Ohio Lawyer Suspended for Billing More than 24 Hours in a Day” reports that Ohio lawyer Kristin Ann Stahlbush of Toledo has been suspended for two years for...
July 30, 2010
A recent law.com story, “Suit Challenging Bills From Constantine Cannon Goes Forward” reports that the claim of a former client of Constantine Cannon that the law firm excessively billed...
July 27, 2010
A recent NLJ story, “POM Sues Hogan Lovells Over Legal Tab” reports that POM Wonderful has filed a lawsuit in District of Columbia Superior Court with accusations of “unnecessary and...
A recent Law.com story, “9th Circuit Lifts Attorney Sanctions in FedEx Discrimination Case” reports that U.S. District Judge Susan Illston fined San Francisco plaintiffs lawyer Waukee...
June 18, 2010
A recent story in The American Lawyer, “Judge Refuses to Toss Fraud Charges Against Quinn Emanuel Over Legal Fees” reports that former Quinn Emanuel client Tele Atlas sued the law firm for...
A recent Law.com story, “Bankruptcy Trustee Settles With Former Rothstein Firm Lawyers Over Future Fees” reports that the trustee in the bankruptcy case of Ponzi operator Scott...
A recent Law.com story, “Disbarment Urged for Lawyer Who Billed Fake Clients” reports that the New Jersey Disciplinary Review Board (DRB) is recommending disbarment for a lawyer who...
May 17, 2010
A recent NLJ story, “N.J. Supreme Court Spares Partner From Disbarment Over Fee Dispute With Firm” reports that the New Jersey Supreme Court suspended attorney David Gross for three months...
A recent NLJ story, “Sued Over Unpaid Legal Fees, Client Hits Squire Sanders with Malpractice Suit” reports that after suing a client for $1.2 million in unpaid legal fees, Squire Sanders...
