JAN j 6 2010 - United States District Court

A. Motions for Attornoyo Food and/or Cooto Upon Entry of Final Judgment
or Order. Any motion for attorneys fees and/or costs:—(4-}—muot opecify
the judgment and the Dtatutc, rule, or other grounds entitling the moving
party to the award;—(ii) muat state the amount or provide a fair cotimate
of the amount—aought;—(iii)—shall disclose the tcrma of any agreement
with respect to feca to be paid for the services for which the claim id
made;—fiv-)—dcacribc in detail the number of houro reasonably expended,
the baaca for those hours,—the hourly ratc(s)—charged,—and identity of
the—timekeeper (s) ; M shall—describe—is—detail—aii—reimbursable
expenses; M^ shall—tee;—verified; (vii} shall—tee—supported—tey—as
affidavit of an expert witness; and (vii)—shall be filed and served
within thirty days of entry of a Final Judgment or other appealable order
that—gives—rise—fee—a—right—fee—attorneys—fees—and/or—costs.—Any—such
motion shall be accompanied by a certification that counsel has fully
reviewed the time records and supporting data and that the motion is well
grounded in fact and justified. Prior to filing a motion for attorneys
fees and/or cost3, counsel shall confer with opposing counsel and make a
certified statement in the motion in accordance with Local Rule 7.1.A.3.
The motion shall also state whether a hearing is requested by any party
and indicate the length of time desired for the hearing. The prospects
or pendency of—supplemental—review or—appellate proceedings—shall—aefe
toll or otherwise extend the time for filing of a motion for fees and/or
costs—with—fehe—Court, (a) Motions for Attorneys Fees and/or Costs. A
motion for an award of attorneys fees and/or costs arising from the
entry of a final judgment or order shall:
(1) not be filed until a good faith effort to resolve the motion,
as described in paragraph (b) below, has been completed;
(2) be filed within sixty (60) days of the entry of the final
judgment or order giving rise to the claim, regardless of the
prospect or pendency of supplemental review or appellate
proceedings;
(3) identify the judgment or other order which gives rise to the
motion, as well as the statute, rule, or other grounds entitling
the moving party to the award;
(4) state the amount sought;
(5) disclose the terms of any applicable fee agreement;
(6) provide:
(A) the identity, experience, and qualifications for each
timekeeper for whom fees are sought;
(B) the number of hours reasonably expended by each such
timekeeper;
(C) a description of the tasks done during those hours; and
(D) the hourly rate(s)claimed for each timekeeper;
(7) describe and document with invoices all incurred and claimed
fees and nontaxable expenses;
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