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respectively). Attached to the Tomsic declaration are copies of
reports generated from respondent’s internal time keeping records
showing the number of hours expended on these cases by Mr.
Tomsic. Although the Feinberg declaration includes the number of
hours he expended on these cases, he does not provide reports
similar to those provided by Mr. Tomsic, declaring that he does
not keep detailed records by individual case number for time he
spends in a supervisory capacity. Mr. Tomsic, explicitly, and
Mr. Feinberg, by inference, calculate their time expended working
on these cases from their first contacts with the cases; i.e.,
for Mr. Tomsic, from review of the case files leading to his
drafting answers.
Respondent asks to be reimbursed for 152 hours of Mr.
Tomsic’s time, at $150 an hour, and for 30 hours of Mr.
Feinberg’s time, at $200 an hour. Respondent provides the
following chart showing the allocations of hours and dollars
among docket numbers.
144-05L 145-05L 146-05L 147-05L 149-05LTotal
Hours–Alan J. Tomsic 30 20 48 24 30 152
“Lodestar” amount at $4,500 $3,000 $7,200 $3,600 $4,500 $22,800
$150/hour (Tomsic)
Hours–Paul C. Feinberg 3 2 5 2 3 15
“Lodestar” amount at $600 $400 $1,000 $400 $600 $3,000
$200/hour (Feinberg)
“Lodestar” amount $5,100 $3,400 $8,200 $4,000 $5,100 $25,800
(Total)
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