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To Holocaust survivors in Florida, lawyer Sam Dubbin is a hero who fought for fair settlements from Swiss banks that allegedly funneled millions in assets looted by the Nazis. But to a New York federal judge, Dubbin's years on the case had little to do with obtaining money for his clients, and the judge refused to give him a penny in fees. The ruling has pitted survivor groups against each other and held up much of the settlement's distribution.
April 21, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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