Convicted class action attorney Bill Lerach is no longer working on the lawsuit against UnitedHealth Group. But will he be paid anyway? UnitedHealth attorneys want Lerach's former firm to say whether he will profit from any eventual verdict in the shareholder lawsuit over UnitedHealth's backdated stock options. It's not an idle question. Lerach stands to personally receive some $50 million from the $7 billion payout in a shareholder class action he led against Enron, according to some reports.
December 18, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Convicted class action attorney Bill Lerach is no longer working on the lawsuit against UnitedHealth Group. But will he be paid anyway?
UnitedHealth attorneys want Lerach’s former firm to say whether he will profit from any eventual verdict in the shareholder lawsuit over UnitedHealth’s backdated stock options.
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