In Re Home Express, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that surprises are common in Chapter 11 proceedings
• awarding supplemental fees where there was a “managerial 28 vacuum [that] not only left the professionals stranded in this case with no leadership or direction, but also required them to attempt to fill the void”
• “[M]ost Chapter 11 cases are filled with surprises, both good and bad, and [professionals] should build such contingencies into their flat fee.”
• “most Chapter 11 cases are filled with surprises, both good and bad, and [professionals] . . . should build such contingencies into their flat fee.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).