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Jocelyn Larkin is mad. She's been hearing reports for the past few months -- even from opposing counsel -- that lawyers around the country are soliciting clients in a discrimination class action against Wal-Mart. The problem, Larkin says, is that her firm, the Berkeley-based nonprofit Impact Fund, and five others are the court-named class counsel; any other firms retaining clients as class members, she said, are ostensibly providing duplicative services for additional fees.
December 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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