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LegalBillAudit.com can provide written expert opinions as well as court testimony in court on whether legal fees are reasonable. Expert witness services are provided by the President of LegalBillAudit.com, John Conlon, who has provided written opinions and testified in state and Federal Courts. For more information on John Conlon, go to “About Us.” For further information, please contact clientservices@legalbillaudit.com.
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LegalBillAudit.com has audited legal bills in virtually every type of case throughout the U.S. for businesses, individuals, and governmental entities. For a FREE evaluation of a set of related legal bills totaling $50,000 or more, go to the "Request an Evaluation" page and follow the instructions to upload your legal bills. For further information on LegalBillAudit.com's legal bill audit services, please contact clientservices@legalbillaudit.com.
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LegalBillAudit.com can assist a law firm in reducing or eliminating bill reductions taken by e-billing review programs or manual reviews by clients. We can do this by reviewing a law firm’s pre-bills and making any necessary changes to ensure compliance with client litigation and billing guidelines. LegalBillAudit.com can also assist with or handle all appeals of individual invoice reductions. For further information, contact clientservices@legalbillaudit.com.
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Twice I have heard speakers at my state bar’s annual convention cite to a lawyer’s ethical duty to be a “zealous advocate” when representing a client. That all lawyers have an ethical duty to be zealous advocates is just something that everyone knows to be factually correct. Right? Well, not exactly. The plain fact is that the duty of zealous advocacy has...
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Things must be returning to normal in the legal world, at least in some places. Last week I reviewed a legal bill where the attorney billed to attend an in-person court hearing. However, as it turned out, the other attorney was a no-show. The attorney noted that the other attorney (or the attorney’s secretary) had...
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Invariably, whenever I write a post about a lawyer getting disciplined for an ethics violation involving fee billing, I will get emails. Mostly from individuals with comments or questions about lawyer discipline. And so it was that after my post about an lawyer who got a six month suspension for overbilling, I received emails from...
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