N.J. Admin. Code § 5:80-31.3 - Maximum fees
(a) The maximum fees
that can be paid from project funds for Agency-approved attorney services are as
follows:
1. General legal matters . . . up to $
241.00 /hour;
2. Tenancy actions, as
follows:
i. For each of the first two cases
(requiring court appearance) on the same day . . . up to $ 190.00;
ii. For each additional case presented on the same
day . . . up to $ 141.00; and
iii. For
each case prepared for trial but resolved prior to actual court appearance . . . up
to $ 96.00; and
3. General
litigation, as follows:
i. Non-trial hours . . .
up to $ 334.00/hour; and
ii. Trial hours
. . . up to $ 384.00/hour.
(b) For conversion closing, mortgage close-outs,
special expertise and all other matters not covered by (a) above, housing sponsors
shall submit a fee structure to the Agency for approval.
(c) Paralegal and secretarial services in
connection with (a) and (b) above shall be included within the fees outlined above.
No additional fees will be paid for paralegal or secretarial services.
(d) Additional compensation may be paid for
reasonable out-of-pocket expenses, approved by the Agency, including copying,
travel, postage, filing fees, transcripts, and expert witnesses, etc.
(e) The above fees may not exceed fees charged to
other clients for comparable work.
(f)
The maximum fees in (a) above will be adjusted annually based on the overall
Consumer Price Index for New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA as published by the
United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics as of September 30 of
the year preceding the year for which the adjustment is to be implemented. The
increases will be effected through a notice of administrative changes published in
the New Jersey Register. The Agency will notify housing sponsors of the new
rates.
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