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Re: roach4091 post# 19121

Wednesday, 07/19/2006 7:12:59 AM

Wednesday, July 19, 2006 7:12:59 AM

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Lets see...if the last firm charged $1000 an hour, dragged its feet and didn't get the filing done, then a firm that charges $500 an hour should get it done in half the time. Or if the new firm charges $300 an hour perhaps they can get it done in one third the amount of time.

The question is....how much time does it take to get a filing done?

The answer is: It takes as long as it takes!

Conceivably it should take around 90 days, larger firms take about 6 months to a year..why? Because they make more money.

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