Hopkins v. Asset Acceptance LLC (In Re Salgado-Nava)

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• holding that, absent extraordinary circumstances, the fee award for Chapter 7 trustees is to be based on the commission rates provided in § 326(a)
• holding that, absent extraordinary circumstances, the fee award for Chapter 7 trustees is to be based on the commission rates provided in § 326(a)
• noting Congress removed Chapter 7 trustee fees from § 330's reasonableness factors and set commission rates for trustees in § 326
• stating the factors of Section 330(a)(3) “no longer directly apply to chapter 7 trustees”
• “[Ajbsent extraordinary circumstances, bankruptcy courts should approve chapter 7, 12, and 13 trustee fees without any significant additional review”
• “[A]bsent extraordinary circumstances, chapter 7 ... trustee fees should be presumed reasonable if they are requested at the statutory rate.... Thus, absent extraordinary circumstances, bankruptcy courts should approve chapter 7 ... trustee fees without any significant additional review.”

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