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A combination of attorney generosity and sharp judicial oversight has produced exceedingly low fees in the Swiss Bank Holocaust case. Looking to the pro bono contribution of two of the firms who did much of the work in the case, a federal judge in New York, who helped hammer out the settlement in the summer of 1998, has refused to authorize a fee enhancement, which several of the attorneys working in the case had sought.
November 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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