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When the defendant in an employment discrimination class action pleaded poverty, the plaintiff's attorneys agreed to settle the case for less than they wanted to. But an attorney tacked on a provision to boost the settlement if the company's fortunes turned by the end of 2000. They did -- the company was acquired late last year -- and now the ACLU and four other legal nonprofits are sharing a $500,000 windfall.
April 02, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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