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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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Question: Where attorneys reconstruct their time for work done by relying upon their memories rather than contemporaneously kept time sheets, do they tend to over estimate or under estimate their time? Answer: Click on the above Q&A image to find out the answer.

Opinions that matter

Court finding that 4 lawyers meeting with expert before his deposition to be excessive and “constitutes duplicative effort, absent some explanation why a squad of attorneys was necessary.” ACLU of Georgia v. Barnes, 168 F. 3d 423 (11th Cir. App. 1999).

If you think you may have been overcharged for legal services

What the ethics of the legal profession say about legal fees

“Failure to keep a client apprised of escalating fees may constitute a violation of Prof.Cond.R. 1.4.” In the Matter of Edgar A. Grimm, 674 N.E.2d 551 (Ind. 1996).

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