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Former Milberg Weiss partner Steven Schulman filed more court documents on Monday to dismiss the bulk of the government's case against him. In response to charges that Milberg Weiss' attorneys' fees were necessarily inflated by payments to plaintiffs, Schulman argued that said that such inflated fees could not have existed because judges approved and scrutinized the settlement amounts.
July 25, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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