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The Wal-Mart litigation is another sad example of how class action lawsuits can be abused by what Richard Zitrin bluntly and appropriately calls "greedy lawyers" ["Crowd Control," Dec. 8]. The crass motivation for a piece of the pie does nothing to advance justice and only serves to lessen the potential awards that would end up going to class members, if successful. If the one featured firm has its way, it will grab 40 percent of the gross recovery.
December 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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