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Re: DJN post# 492

Tuesday, 07/05/2011 1:03:55 AM

Tuesday, July 05, 2011 1:03:55 AM

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imo, the compensation arrangement is favorable to us...

it's counterintuitive and counterproductive to have low hourly fees and high incentives only in our case.

reason (imo): higher hourly fees motivate attornies to drag their feet which may not be bad thing; giving the estate time to benefit from rebounding assets that were unusually depressed and also lull creditors into accepting lower payouts on company-related liabilities.

imagine if there were very low hourly fees and only high incentives based on recovered amounts. heck, i think the attornies would more aggressively dump assets to get a higher time-measured return on time spent. not good us!

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