THIRD ORDER REGARDING FEE APPLICATIONS

JAMES L. ROBART, District Judge.

Before the court are nine fee applications: (1) the third quarterly application for compensation from Receiver Michael A. Grassmueck's ("the Receiver") immigration counsel, Baker Donelson, for $31,760.00 in fees and $126.34 in costs, seeking an order authorizing disbursement of 80% of the total requested fees and costs (Dkt. # 395); (2) the third quarterly application for compensation from the Receiver's local counsel, Karr Tuttle Campbell, P.S. ("Karr Tuttle"), for $48,651.50 in fees and $313.70 in costs, seeking an order authorizing disbursement of 80% of the total requested fees and costs (Dkt. # 393); (3) the third interim fee application of Financial Forensics, the Receiver's forensic accountants, for $60,858.00 in fees and $61.50 in costs, seeking an order authorizing disbursement of 80% of the requested fees and costs (Dkt. # 402); (4) the third interim fee application of the Receiver's general counsel, Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Malory & Natsis, LLP ("Allen Matkins"), for $551,939.85 in fees and $3,796.30 in costs, seeking an order authorizing disbursement of 80% of the requested fees and costs (Dkt. # 400); (5) the third interim fee application of McCullough Hill Leary, PS ("McCullough"), the Receiver's counsel for the receivership entity Potala Tower Seattle, LLC, for $1,599.50 in fees and $495.00 in costs, seeking an order authorizing disbursement of 80% of the requested fees and 100% of the requested costs (Dkt. # 403); (6) the first interim fee application of Peterson Sullivan LLP, tax accountants to the Receiver, for $99,343.10 in fees and $2,171.30 in costs, seeking an order authorizing disbursement of 80% of the requested fees and costs (Dkt. # 405); (7) the third interim fee application of the Receiver for $93,898.50 in fees and $6,204.00 in costs, seeking an order authorizing disbursement of 80% of the requested fees and costs (Dkt. # 398); (8) the second interim fee application of Caron Architecture, LLC ("Caron"), contracted architect for Relief Defendants Potala Shoreline, LLC, and Potala Village Kirkland, LLC, for $6,094.52 in fees and $15.17 in costs, seeking an order authorizing disbursement of 80% of the requested fees and costs (Dkt. # 407); and (9) the second interim fee application of Johns Monroe Mitsunaga Kolouskova PLLC ("JMMK"), counsel for Relief Defendant Potala Village Kirkland, LLC, for $1,657.50 in fees and $39.95 in costs, seeking an order authorizing disbursement of 80% of the requested fees and costs (Dkt. # 409).

Counsel for the Receiver filed all of the foregoing motions on August 15, 2016, and noted them on the court's calendar for September 2, 2016, which is the third Friday after the filing date. (See Dkt. ## 393, 395, 398, 400, 402, 403, 405, 407, 409.) Opposition papers for motions noted on the third Friday after filing are due "not later than the Monday before the noting date." Local Rules W.D. Wash. LCR 7(d)(3). Accordingly, opposition papers to the foregoing nine motions were due no later than Monday, August 29, 2016. See id. No party has filed an opposition to any of the foregoing motions.1 (See generally Dkt.) The court considers the failure of the parties to file any papers in opposition to the motions as an admission that the motions have merit. Local Rules W.D. Wash. LCR 7(b)(2).

The court finds that the fees and costs requested in each of the foregoing applications are reasonable and necessary, notice of the fee applications was appropriate, the fee applications are in accord with the Order Appointing Receiver (Order (Dkt. # 88) ¶¶ 55-59), and the services provided were of substantial benefit to the Receivership Estate. Accordingly, the court GRANTS the fee applications listed above (Dkt. ## 393, 395, 398, 400, 402, 403, 405, 407, 409) and APPROVES on an interim basis the following application amounts:

The court further AUTHORIZES the Receiver to disburse the following percentages of the foregoing approved fees and costs at this time, as described below: