Legal Opinion
In re Frye
United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Vermont
Decided April 12, 2017No. Case # 15-10242PublishedCited by 12 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORA3SDUM OF DECISION
Rejecting the Debtors’ Claim That § 329 is Unconstitutional and Granting, in Part, the U.S, Trustee’s Motion for Disgorgement of Attorneys’ Fees
Colleen A. Brown, United States Bankruptcy Judge
The U.S. Trustee seeks disgorgement of all attorneys’ fees paid in this case, based upon the excessiveness of the fees the Debtors’ attorney received and that attorney’s failure to comply with the disclosure requirements of the Bankruptcy Code and Rules. The attorney denies his fees are excessive, concedes he failed to disclose fees properly, but opposes full disgorgement as a…
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