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February 14, 2010
BAR/BRI Attorneys Awarded Costs, but No Fees
The Wall Street Journal's Law Blog reported Friday that Judge Manuel Real told Bar/Bri antitrust litigators that they could recover around $1.26 million in costs, but not the $12 million in attorneys fees. Judge Real cited concerns about conflicts of interest and ethical concerns in forfeiting McGuireWoods LLP's fees. The full story is available here.
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February 14, 2010 in Class Actions, Ethics | Permalink
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