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Epstein File EFTA01195963: Memorandum and Paul Weiss (DS9)

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An internal communication discussing billing practices at Paul Weiss, specifically regarding time charges for legal work related to a will. The document suggests potential billing amounts around $6,000 and mentions the firm's practice of not disclosing attorney hourly rates.

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On Leon's last bill, **Paul** **Weiss** removed the time charges for Ben's Will. However, there are time charges for Ben on Leon's current bill.
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Since **Paul** **Weiss** does not share the hourly rates of its attorneys, I cannot be sure of the dollar amount of the bill attributable to Ben.
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It could be as much as $6,000 for the current charges with another $6,000 if **Paul** **Weiss** does not write off the time from Leon's prior bill.

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