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Rich corporations that run up legal tabs by overlawyering simple cases against much smaller adversaries should not expect the loser to foot the bill, a federal judge in New Jersey ruled in Microsoft Corp. v. United Computer Resources of New Jersey Inc. Judge Stephen Orlofsky cut Microsoft's fee request by more than $110,000, saying: "Having a wealthy client does not justify a legal feeding frenzy."
August 27, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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