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Opinion of the Maine Bureau of Consumer Protection Regarding Buydown Arrangements in Real Estate (No. 56) (Aug. 11, 1981)

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Opinion of the Michigan Attorney General Regarding Motor Vehicle Sales Finance Act and Fees (No. 6594) (July 17, 1989)

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Opinion of the Michigan Attorney General Regarding Computation of Default Charges (No. 5486) (Apr. 30, 1979)

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Administrative Interpretation of the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs Regarding Optional Service Contracts As Part of the Amount Financed (No. 2.110-8701) (Dec. 30, 1987)

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Opinion of the Wisconsin Attorney General Regarding Loans, Sales, and Savings and Loan Associations (No. 116-79) (Nov. 30, 1979)

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OCC Guidance Letter, CNBE Policy Guidance 2010-02 on Private Student Loans (8/4/2010)

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Introductory Remarks to Accompany S. 5

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LSC Interpretation re Ability of LSC-Funded Offices to Co-Counsel with Private Attorneys Who Recover Attorney Fees in the Case (1999)

Letter responding to request fo an Office of the General Counsel interpretation of the Legal Services Corporation’s (LSC or Corporation) regulation on attorneys’ fees, 45 C.F.R. Part 1642.

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Further LSC Interpretation re Ability of LSC-Funded Offices to Co-Counsel with Private Attorneys Who Recover Attorney Fees in the Case (2003)

On November 12, 1999, the Office of Legal Affairs issued an external opinion interpreting the Legal Service Corporation’s (LSC) regulation on attorneys’ fees, 45 CFR Part 1642. The issue was whether an LSC grant recipient may, consistent with the requirements of Part 1642, transfer time records relating to a former client’s case to the former client’s new private counsel, when the new counsel is seeking to recover attorneys’ fees on the client’s behalf.