Sarro v. Astrue

How courts have described this case

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• noting that courts in this district have found 20–40 hours to be a reasonable expenditure of time in an average social security disability benefits case, and reducing the hours claimed by the plaintiff’s attorney by almost a third
• nine hours of time spent reading and briefing simple notifications of short filings found unreasonable
• “12 minutes of attorney time for reading a one or two page court filing is not reasonable”
• “The court is not convinced that it is reasonable for an attorney to bill 12 minutes of his time for making a call to this court to check the status of his case or for calling to relay that information to his client.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).