Contrary to the view of the Supreme Court, the statement in Mossberg's letter dated July 7, 1998 that he needed to "review the file in detail in order to ascertain the exact amount" of time he expended on the case did not constitute an admission that he kept no time records throughout the entire representation; indeed, the agreed-upon switch from hourly compensation to a contingency fee may explain any relaxation in the keeping of contemporaneous time records. In any event...
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