The fee request, outlined in a Monday court filing, is part of a $641.25 million settlement with the state of Michigan, former Michigan Gov. Richard Snyder, the city of Flint, and several individual government defendants. It includes both common benefit fees and a 27% cap on contingency fees.
March 09, 2021 at 04:52 PM
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Plaintiffs lawyers who obtained a settlement in the Flint, Michigan, water crisis litigation are asking for more than $200 million in attorney fees.
The request, outlined in a Monday filing in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, is part of a $641.25 million settlement with the state of Michigan, former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, the city of Flint and several individual government defendants.
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