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In re Bruno, Inc.

Bankr. No.: 
92-50206
Chapter: 
11
Date of Decision: 
August 12, 1993
Issue: 
Whether compensation for services and reimbursement for expenses may be awarded a debtor's counsel where: (1) some items of service were poorly documented and/or failed to show that a professional service was rendered; (2) compensation was sought for trying to sell or lease Debtor's business when a sale or lease was not contemplated with the reorganization; (3) compensation was sought for "reviewing financial Documents," especially where substantial time was also spent preparing Debtor's schedules, plan, and disclosure statement; and (4) compensation was sought for an aborted adversary proceeding filed by Debtor.
Ruling: 
Absent additional justification in an amended fee application, compensation and related expenses will not be allowed for non-professional services, poorly documented services, efforts contrary to reorganization that did not benefit the estate, unreasonable time spent reviewing financial documents, and preparing and working on an aborted adversary proceeding.
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