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In a case that ended with a jury verdict of $1,000, it might seem like a major victory when a federal judge awards the winning lawyers $25,000 in attorney fees -- unless the lawyers were asking for five times that amount. The judge ruled that while a small jury verdict doesn't necessarily mean the attorney fees must be reduced, the facts of the case called for significant cuts to the amount requested in the lawyers' fee petition.
October 20, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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