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BANKRUPTCY
– Assignment of claims to third party may not waive attorney-client privilege (Tex. Ct. App.), In Brief, 261
– Attorneys' fees, award for travel time at half hourly rate reasonable (5th Cir.), 255 – Client intent to file, litigator has no duty to warn adversary, attorneys' fee award reversed (Va.), 205 – Disciplinary proceeding, cost award dischargeable (B.A.P. 9th Cir.), 236 – Duty of competence requires capability to file electronically (Kan.), 221 – Rule 11 sanctions, informal notice of intent to seek does not meet procedural requirements (5th Cir.), 204 – Tax refund assigned as retainer for services cannot be applied to post-petition legal fees (10th Cir.), 12
See generally FEES
– Conviction outweighs disbarred lawyer's transformation, reinstatement denied (Tenn.), 414
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