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A lawyer who briefly acted as co-counsel in a successful sexual harassment suit against Baker & McKenzie by a legal secretary seven years ago is not entitled to a slice of the contingency fee. A California appellate court concluded that the fee-sharing arrangement was illegal since the client never signed off on the deal. The plaintiffs' other attorneys collected almost $1.9 million in fees.
May 03, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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