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Late last month, appeal court justices in San Francisco did something unusual: They mailed out a letter asking lawyers in a massive vitamin price-fixing class action to explain a few things. At issue in Norris v. Philion isn't the $80 million settlement itself -- the court OK'd that in early April -- but rather the additional $16 million in legal fees and $500,000 in costs that are to be divvied among at least 50 class action law firms nationwide.
May 22, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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