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A New York federal magistrate judge has lopped off more than $400,000 from a fee request by a team from employment litigation firm Outten & Golden following the settlement of a discrimination case. The magistrate judge ultimately awarded the firm slightly more than $1 million, making several adjustments that included reducing the hourly fee request for partner Kathleen Peratis from $675 to $600, and chopping 50 hours off the total request because of the unnecessary contentiousness of plaintiffs counsel.
June 05, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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