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A pair of Bay Area plaintiffs attorneys who dropped out of a case that ultimately settled for $15 million are not entitled to any fees, a San Francisco judge has ruled. In an order filed with the court April 1, Judge Paul Alvarado ruled that attorneys Nick Reckas and Frederick Watson cannot recover fees, despite having worked on a case on a contingency fee basis for a year and a half. The attorneys had asked the court for a combined $3.75 million in compensation.
April 10, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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