Bankruptcy bills… and unpaid invoices

“Looking through Exhibit A, I see research for a few minutes on
page 3 on the subject of updating critical dates memorandum “with
respect to recently filed pleadings”. But then on the costs, I see
an entry on 3/11 for PACER charges of $4.32 and more on the 27th
for .08, for a total PACER charge of $13.44. You know how I
interpret this? No one cares about legal research now. One does
what one must. And that’s it. The money spigot is shutting
down.

“And if you notice in Exhibit D, the paralegal is spending more
time on the case than the sole partner and the sole associate, on
pages 7 and 8. Ooh. Page 14. Unpaid invoices. “Telephone conference
with E. Schnable regarding letter to SCO regarding unpaid
invoices”.

“what? what? what?

“I thought SCO just told the court at the last hearing that SCO
was keeping up with bills. Well. That explains it all.

“This has a certain karmic ring, don’t you think? These law
firms all fought as a group to help SCO avoid paying Novell until
the great bye and bye, at the earliest, if ever. And here they are,
with unpaid invoices. Perfection.”

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