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Three appeal court justices seemed to have little sympathy Wednesday for a man who claimed to have been cheated out of his share of nearly $20 million in attorneys fees from a class action against Bank of America. But they were also disdainful of the lawyer who won the case, indicating he had entered into a fee-splitting agreement with a BofA insider that violated ethical rules.
May 20, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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