Sentences with phrase «fees billed exceed»
Crane discussed a number of alternative fee arrangements including discounted and volume discounts (e.g. 15 per cent on the standard hourly rate, for example, when fees billed exceed $ 100,000 a year), and blended hourly rates (such as $ 400 / hr blended rate for all lawyers on a file or $ 300 / hr for associates and $ 500 / hr for partners), as well as fixed and capped fees.
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The bill would require local districts to approve zoning exemptions for charters within 60 days if 1) the charter is in the district, 2) the charter has a lease, and 3) the charter pays a reasonable fee, not to exceed $ 500, 4) the charter does not endanger the health & safety of the charter's students.
If we so allow, and so charge you, there will be an Overlimit Fee in the amount provided per the then - current Rates and Fees Table imposed on your Account if the outstanding balance, minus Interest Charges, exceeds the Total Credit Limit at any time during the previous billing cycle (subject to us allowing such transactions.
The overdraft fee can be imposed on checks, ACH and Bill Pay transactions that exceed the balance in your checking account, and ESL Visa Check Card transactions, if you have registered.
When you are overdue on a utility or credit card bill, your reconnection fees or over limit and late fees can easily exceed the fees associated with payday loans.
Many, many times the vet bills for the dog exceed the adoption fee.
Many Rescue Bulldogs have medical bills far exceeding their adoption fee or the normal spay or neuter, vaccinations, heartworm test and microchip costs.
Our vet bills far exceed our adoption fees.
They must set fees that derive from a well - managed, cost - effective, prompt service, thereby holding the line so that bills do not exceed the inflation rate for a given level of skill.
They must set total fees that derive from a well - managed office, providing prompt service, thereby holding the line on billings so that they do not exceed the inflation rate on a given level of skill.
Of these options, I prefer to (1) reimburse everyone's out - of - pocket costs, (2) calculate the attorney fee under the retainer and give the client his share, (3) give the party that fronted the litigation costs 10 % of the fee, and (4) if the party that got the client is not the same as # 3, give her a 20 % minimum, with an extra share if her proportion of time billed exceeds 20 % of the total time billed (calculated by dollar amount, not time).
On litigation I haven't done as much work in terms of trying to get either flat fee, or to not exceed numbers for different portions of litigation, but certainly I think that's something I might be interested in, if I was going out to look for a new firm, rather... Rely on litigation context is understanding how a firm bills and how an individual attorney bills.
Receiving fees already earned: If a client's bill exceeds the amount held in trust and the client pays the balance after the fees have been earned, then the check should not go into your trust account.
My case has since been closed, not only were my medical bills (which exceeded PIP coverage) reduced, but I was able to receive some money after all the fees were paid so I'm able to continue treatment.
In 2009 both Bell Canada and Shaw, two of Canada's largest broadband providers, sought permission from the Canadian Radio - television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to introduce «usage - based billing», whereby customers exceeding pre-defined monthly broadband usage limits will be subject to additional fees.
Ever since the introduction of time - based billing, Oldlaw firms of all shapes and sizes have been drilling into their «fee earners» (an awful expression, only exceeded by the derogatory term «non-fee earners») the importance of accurately recording all billable time because that is what is primarily measured and rewarded.
Capped Fees: Keeping in mind the necessity of an agreed - to scope, capped fees allow a bit of flexibility by providing a not - to - exceed level of billFees: Keeping in mind the necessity of an agreed - to scope, capped fees allow a bit of flexibility by providing a not - to - exceed level of billfees allow a bit of flexibility by providing a not - to - exceed level of billing.
In particular, if a customer goes over his or her data plan by $ 50, or exceeds $ 100 in roaming fees, access to the network is suspended until consent is granted to continue billing.
The big issue standing in the way is fee diversion: whether the Patent Office can keep the additional fees it brings in that exceed its budget (Senate bill), or whether Congress can use that money to fund other government programs (House bill).