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They seemed OK with the $16 million in attorney fees, but California justices reviewing a huge vitamin price-fixing class action Wednesday were obviously bothered by one fact: Was it necessary for more than 50 plaintiffs' firms to be in on the take? It raises the question, 1st District Court of Appeal Justice Paul Haerle said, of "who needs who more" -- the plaintiffs or the law firms?
June 13, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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