Mr Cooper Group Inc (COOP)

[bkshadow]

Sorry, but that, like so much, has NOTHING to do with COOP...

...the discussion was about the amount that some assert are being paid by the Underwriters in regard to the Alice Griffin appeal (AIW).

...and then re-direct to the amount the WMILT and the Underwriters have paid for the original objection.

...one such was $800,000 (8 lawyers at $100,000 per day LOL), previously $50-$60,000; it hops all over.

...and nothing verifiable; from one's perspective of overheard of opposing counsel estimating debtor/WMILT counsel's estimated legal fees.

...this has nothing to do with such discussion.

Royal Dude Member Level Thursday, 06/25/20 06:04:36 PM
Re: bkshadow post# 627534 Post #627535 of 627535

pg 13

This should make every one here sick, just to go to our Fiduciary Lawyers that stuck it to us at every turn. What a law suit that will be if this doesn't resolve this soon.
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"CLOSING REPORT IN CHAPTER 11 CASES
To the best of my knowledge and belief, the following is a breakdown in the Closing Debtors’
cases:
FEES AND EXPENSES (from case inception through the Effective Date of the Plan):
$838,466,000 (approximate) FEE for ATTORNEY for DEBTORS1
$988,769,000 (approximate) OTHER PROFESSIONAL FEES and EXPENSES for DEBTORS2
N/A TRUSTEE FEE (if applicable)
N/A FEE for ATTORNEY for TRUSTEE (if applicable)
Each Closing Debtor has made or will make the following distributions3:"

file:///C:/Users/oneil/Downloads/NEF%20scc%20Ch11%20Application%20for%20Final%20Decree%20Re%20Lehman%20Brot%20(4).pdf

...everyone was cautioned in December 2011 after the Mediated Settlement MW might not be one to be trusted; might be taking care of himself with 3 paid "seats."

...how's that look today?

...LOL.