In re KServicing — Comparable Compensation Disclosure (First Interim Fee Application)

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Exhibit C to a first interim fee application in In re KServicing, Case 22-10951-CTG, filed February 14, 2023 as Doc 533-4. The one-page exhibit is a customary and comparable compensation disclosure for the first interim period, giving blended hourly rates billed by Atlanta timekeepers. It lists rates for shareholders ($974.00 and $1,540.00), associates ($685.00 and $870.00) and paralegals ($380.00 and $435.00), comparing this application with comparable non-bankruptcy practice areas for the preceding year. A footnote cites the guidelines for fee applications under 11 U.S.C. § 330 and states that the rates reflect Greenberg Traurig's Atlanta office in corporate, litigation, intellectual property, real estate and tax practice areas.

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               Case 22-10951-CTG               Doc 533-4        Filed 02/14/23         Page 1 of 1




                                                   EXHIBIT C

                     CUSTOMARY AND COMPARABLE COMPENSATION
                         DISCLOSURE WITH FEE APPLICATION
                              (FIRST INTERIM PERIOD)


 Blended Hourly Rate Disclosures
                  Billed by Atlanta Timekeepers[1]
   Category of     In comparable practice areas for                                      Billed
   Timekeeper     preceding calendar year (excluding                                This Application
                         bankruptcy matters)
 Shareholders                  $974.00                                                  $1,540.00
 Associates                               $685.00                                         $870.00
 Paralegals                               $380.00                                         $435.00




[1]
   In accordance with the Guidelines for Reviewing Applications for Compensation and Reimbursement of Expenses
Filed under 11 U.S.C. § 330 by Attorneys in Larger Chapter 11 Cases, effective November 1, 2013, preceding year is
a rolling 12 months year ending December 31, 2022; blended rates reflect work performed in preceding year in each
of the domestic offices in which timekeepers collectively billed at least 10% of the hours to the case during the
application period, excluding all data from bankruptcy law matters. These rates reflect those of Greenberg Traurig’s
Atlanta office, as the primary timekeepers in these cases are resident in such office, in the following practice areas:
Corporate, Litigation, Intellectual Property, Real Estate, and Tax.


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