Panelists discuss the nuts and bolts of attorney fee awards including
fee calculation methods, attorney fee award factors, and attorney fee allocation issues.
Finally, panelists examine court trends in class action fee awards from across the U.S., including federal circuit splits on
fee calculation methods.
Panelists discuss recent state and federal class action fee decisions that focus on
fee calculation methods, cy pres awards, fee reductions and more.
Panelists discuss recent class action jurisprudence on
fee calculation methods, fee award factors, fee reductions and more.
Not exact matches
This
method of
calculation captures realized and unrealized capital gains, dividends, interest, trading costs, sales charges,
fees, expenses and any other costs.
Performance quotations for this class reflect the following
methods of
calculation: a) For periods prior to the fund's Advisor Class inception date, a restated figure is used based on the fund's oldest share class, Class A performance, excluding the effect of Class A's maximum initial sales charge but reflecting the effect of the Class A Rule 12b - 1
fees; and b) for periods after the fund's Advisor Class inception date, actual Advisor Class performance is used, reflecting all charges and
fees applicable to that class.
This
method of
calculation captures realized and unrealized capital gains, dividends, interest, trading costs, sales charges,
fees, expenses, and any other costs.
RE: «if a retainer entitles a firm to bill for time spent but also to a success
fee, the
method of
calculation for the success
fee must be explicit»
Next, the Court looked at the reasonableness of the
fee award, noting discussion first the lodestar
method of
calculation:
In real life there are
fees attached to each
method, but for now I'm going to keep it simple and leave those out (but be sure to include those in your real - life
calculations).
In all cases where a licensee receives a referral
fee, air miles or any other form of reward or benefit for referring a client to such individuals as noted above, the licensee must make written disclosure of both the source of the remuneration, the amount or
method of
calculation of the remuneration and any other relevant facts relating to the remuneration.