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Why E-Billing Programs Often Fail For Smaller Customers

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The Legal Bill Reviewer blog is written and maintained by John Conlon. It is written for all those who are interested in the art and science of reviewing legal bills, legal ethics issues impacting legal billing, and in litigation management issues that affect legal costs.

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“On a fee-shifting application . . . the governing test of reasonableness is objective; it is not dictated by a particular client's subjective desires or tolerance for spending. The test is whether the plaintiff ‘spen[t] the minimum necessary to litigate the case effectively.’" Beastie Boys v. Monster Energy Co., 112 F. Supp. 3d 31 - Dist. Court (SD New York 2015).

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What the ethics of the legal profession say about legal fees

“[A] lawyer may not take advantage of a client’s belief in the lawyer’s legal expertise by making misleading assertions about the lawyer’s fee claim." Restatement (Third) The Law Governing Lawyers, Sec. 41, comment d.

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