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San Francisco solo practitioner Sherman Kassof was shell-shocked when a California appellate court said his work on a case against Wells Fargo Bank was not only inconsequential, but undeserving of the more than $215,000 in fees he had been awarded. But Kassof didn't come away entirely empty-handed. The court, hearing his request for a fee increase, deemed it worthy of the "chutzpah award" instead.
October 04, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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