The document discusses the expert opinion of Mr. Knapton on the reasonableness of the Class Counsel's lodestar and expense calculations in a class action case. Mr. Knapton reviews timekeeping records and compares billing rates to industry standards, concluding that the requested rates and hours are reasonable. The court finds the submission of 5,100.75 billable hours reasonable for the case.
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