Appointed Counsel Vol. 2 - Contemporaneous Time Records

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Send us Fan MailWhat is a contemporaneous time record and why is it important? According to Rule 13 6(a)(6), attorneys are held to a high degree of care in the keeping of time records supporting claims. In this episode, host Joe Byrd answers questions about the importance of timely recording as appointed counsel in Tennessee. This podcast is primarily for attorneys.Produced by David Stripling, Administrative Office of the Courts

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Send us Fan Mail What is a contemporaneous time record and why is it important? According to Rule 13 6(a)(6), attorneys are held to a high degree of care in the keeping of time records supporting claims. In this episode, host Joe Byrd answers questions about the importance of timely recording as appointed counsel in Tennessee. This podcast is primarily for attorneys. Produced by David Stripling, Administrative Office of the Courts

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