As federal Judge Susan Illston picks up some massive antitrust litigation � a recent court appearance drew more than 70 lawyers � she�s working to pare down the lead counsel to four.
July 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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U.S. District Judge Susan Illston wants only a couple of law firms to represent each set of plaintiffs in a huge price-fixing case against companies that make flat-panel TV screens and similar products.
As Illston ponders her choices for leadership posts, a decision that could come any day, lawyers for one of the two sets have been self-selecting to try and make it an easier pick.
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