A Mississippi judge has upheld $10 million in fees paid to lawyers for handling a state lawsuit against Microsoft. The software manufacturer reached a $100 million settlement with the state last June, agreeing to pay $10 million to lawyers hired by the attorney general's office to handle the case. The state auditor sued, arguing the fees should be paid with money appropriated by the Legislature.
April 30, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A Mississippi judge has upheld $10 million in fees paid to lawyers for handling a state lawsuit against computer software manufacturer Microsoft.
Hinds County Chancellor Denise Owens on Wednesday dismissed the challenge filed by State Auditor Stacy Pickering.
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