What is at stake is the lush harvest of fees to be garnered by the megafirm in the mergers and acquisitions field.
Schonbrun has taken careful aim at those lawyers who would reap a lush harvest of fees often disproportionate to the benefits achieved for the class.
No-one benefits when universities can only survive by collecting as many students as possible and harvesting their fees.
The earlier countervailing duty, the Commerce Department said, was intended to offset the benefits of subsidies to Canadian sawmills, such as low fees for harvesting trees in government-owned forests.
Tomorrow at 10 a.m., a workshop will be held in making harvest baskets and centerpieces; fee, $20. Self-guided tours are available on weekdays; guided tours on Saturdays and Sundays.
Mmm, Tomatoes in August The organic farmers at the Quail Hill Community Farm off Old Stone Highway in Amagansett -- and the 208 shareholders who pay an annual fee to harvest its bounty -- want to know just how to rate their 39 varieties of cherry, paste and standard tomatoes.
That bank "sometimes has used fee harvesting," according to the report.
Critics and watchdogs of the consumer lending industry warn that even a low-risk credit card opens the door to credit abuse and "fee harvesting".
The tariff was intended to offset the benefits of what the department called Canadian sawmill subsidies, like low "stumpage" fees paid to harvest trees in government-owned forests.
The company harvested a steady stream of fees or payments on such loans and busily repackaged them as securities to sell to investors.
