I do not know. Ask your lawyer. And ask sincerely. Feel free to be frank, but ask sincerely.
If his/her answer does not make sense (and you’re being honest with yourself and not trying to act as though you don’t understand), then say so.
If, after your lawyer takes another stab at explaining the bill, your lawyer’s answers still honestly don’t make sense, it may be that you were overcharged.
If you honestly believe you were overcharged (and you aren’t simply making false claims of being overcharged for the purpose of taking advantage of your attorney), then say so. If your attorney agrees (whether he/she will admit it or not), your attorney may reduce your bill.
If your attorney will not reduce the bill despite your complaints/requests for a reduction, then you may have good cause to take the matter up with the bar association and/or with a court.
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