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"I was not going to be blackmailed, particularly with funds that belong to Holocaust survivors," said federal judge Edward R. Korman, explaining why he rejected a fee request in the $1.3 billion Swiss settlement of Holocaust claims. Attorney Samuel J. Dubbin had asked for $3.6 million for his work and $2.3 million for his client's research. The judge found that neither's work impacted the settlement and accused the men of playing "hold-up" by threatening to appeal.
April 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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