With great fanfare, plaintiffs sent out press releases Thursday to announce a $173 million settlement in a class action over computer memory chips.
But they could have had more than $100 million more if they had settled earlier.
With great fanfare, plaintiffs sent out press releases Thursday to announce a $173 million settlement in a class action over computer memory chips. But they could have had in excess of an additional $100 million if they had settled earlier. Back in 2006, a collection of defendant chip companies was ready to cut a check for $295 million, say lawyers familiar with the talks.
June 28, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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With great fanfare, plaintiffs sent out press releases Thursday to announce a $173 million settlement in a class action over computer memory chips.
But they could have had more than $100 million more if they had settled earlier.
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