- 38 - work he describes. We find that $125 is a reasonable hourly charge for Mr. Wong’s time and he reasonably expended 72 hours on this litigation. The lodestar amount for Mr. Wong is, thus, $9,000. We accept at face Mr. Feinberg’s descriptions of his duty and activities and find reasonable his claim that he spent 10 hours in those activities. We find that $200 is a reasonable hourly charge for Mr. Feinberg’s time, and he reasonably expended 10 hours on this litigation. The lodestar amount for Mr. Feinberg is, thus, $1,998 (that is all that respondent claims). The total lodestar amount for the time of Messrs. Tomsic and Feinberg is $12,798. Respondent has not itemized costs for travel expenses, photocopying, or supplies used in preparing the cases. Respondent limits his request for costs to the total lodestar amount. We shall require Mr. Jones to pay costs in that amount. C. Conclusion We find that $12,798 is a reasonable amount for respondent's excess attorney's fees incurred by reason of Mr. Jones’s unreasonable and vexatious multiplication of these proceedings. Therefore, we shall make the orders to show cause absolute and order Mr. Jones personally to pay $4,078.50, $4,453.50, andPage: Previous 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 NextLast modified: November 10, 2007