Time Keeping and Submission of Time Records Sample Clauses

Time Keeping and Submission of Time Records. All time must be accurately and contemporaneously maintained. Participating Counsel shall keep a daily record of their time spent in connection with common benefit work on this litigation, indicating with specificity the hours, location and particular activity (such as “conducted deposition of Xxxx Xxx.”). Time entries that are not sufficiently detailed may not be considered for common benefit payments. All common benefit work time for each firm shall be maintained in a tenth-of-an-hour increment. Upon order of the Court payments may be made from the GBCA Fee Fund to attorneys who provide services or incur expenses for the joint and common benefit of plaintiffs in addition to their own client or clients. These guidelines are intended for all activities performed and expenses incurred by counsel that relate to matters common to all claimants in MDL 1909 and California or New Jersey Coordinated Proceedings. 1. All time submissions must be incurred only for work authorized under this Participation Agreement. 2. All time submissions must be made on the forms provided by the PEC. 3. All time and expenses are subject to proper and timely submission (on the 15th of each month beginning on March 15, 2009) of contemporaneous records certified to have been timely received within thirty (30) days after the 15th of the previous month. 4. All time submissions must be electronically sent in the designated form on a monthly basis to the attention of Xxxx X. Xxxx of the law firm of Burg Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, P.C. at xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxx of Skikos, Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx & Xxxxxxxx at xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx so they can be compiled and submitted to the Court. Each will cooperatively share and maintain the data submitted. It is therefore essential that each firm, on a monthly basis, timely submit it records for the preceding month.
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Time Keeping and Submission of Time Records. 11 To seek reimbursement of common-benefit time incurred on matters common to 12 all claimants in MDL 3081 and authorized by Plaintiffs’ Co-Lead Counsel, Participating 13 Counsel must complete and send Exhibit C (“Monthly Time Report”) to the Common- 14 Benefit Special Master on the 15th day of each month, beginning on November 15, 2023. 15 Submissions must be e-mailed to XXXXXX@xxxxx.xxx. Each submission should contain 16 all time incurred during the calendar month prior to the submission date (i.e., the 17 December 15, 2023 submission should include all time incurred during the month of 18 November 2023). However, the first submission on November 15, 2023, should include 19 all time incurred on matters common to all claimants through October 31, 2023. Exhibit 20 C shall be certified by a partner or shareholder in each firm, and such certification should 21 attest to the accuracy of the submissions. Untimely submission may result in a waiver of 22 said time. Time entries that are not sufficiently detailed may not be considered for 23 common-benefit reimbursement, including but not limited to “block billing.” Submissions 24 will be audited by Plaintiffs’ Co-Lead Counsel and/or the Common-Benefit Special 25 Master. 26 The following guidelines are intended for all activities performed and expenses 27 incurred by Participating Counsel in MDL 3081: Case 2:23-md-03081-DGC Document 691-1 Filed 05/03/24 Page 12 of 14 1 1. All time and expense submissions must be incurred only for work 3 2. All expense submissions must be made in the form of Exhibit B. 4 3. All time submissions must be made in the form of Exhibit C. 5 4. Exhibits B and C must be submitted on the 15th day of each month, 6 beginning on November 15, 2023. Each submission should contain 7 all time and expenses incurred during the calendar month prior to the 8 submission date (i.e., the December 15, 2023 submission should 9 include all time and expenses incurred during the month of 10 November 2023), though the first submission on November 15, 2023, 11 should include all time and expenses incurred through October 31, 12 2023. All time and expense submissions should be accompanied by 13 contemporaneous records and verified by a partner or shareholder in 14 the submitting firm. Submissions of time and expenses made after the 15 15th day of the month following the month in which the time or 16 expenses were incurred may be rejected. 17 5. Participating Counsel’s time and expenses will be considered for 18...
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Time Keeping and Submission of Time Records. All time must be accurately and contemporaneously maintained. Participating Counsel shall keep a daily record of their time spent in connection with common benefit work on this litigation, indicating with specificity the hours, location and particular activity (such as “conducted deposition of Xxxx Xxx.”). Time entries that are not sufficiently detailed will not be considered for common benefit payments. All common benefit work time for each firm shall be maintained in a tenth-of-an-hour increment. 1. All time submissions must be incurred only for work authorized under this Participation Agreement. 2. All time submissions must be made on the forms provided by the PSC. 3. All time and expenses are subject to proper and timely submission (on the 15th of each month beginning on November 15, 2016 of contemporaneous records certified by a partner in the submitting firm, which must be timely received within thirty (30) days after the 115th of the previous month. The initial submission shall include all Common Benefit time and expense incurred prior to and including November 15, 2016. 4. All time submissions must be electronically sent in the designated form on a monthly basis to the attention of Xxxxxxxx X. Xxxxx of the law firm of Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx & Xxxxxx at xxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx so they can be reviewed, compiled, and submitted to the Court at the appropriate time. It is therefore essential that each firm, on a monthly basis, timely submit it records for the preceding month. 5. Failure to provide timely records shall result in a waiver of attorney’s fees claimed for the time period in the untimely submission.
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