In the first state-level class action against Microsoft to go to trial, the software giant will pay up to $241.4 million to settle a suit by Minnesota computer users who claimed the software company overcharged them. The settlement provides millions of dollars for consumers, school districts and legal assistance for the poor. Awaiting final court approval: as much as $59.4 million in attorney fees.
July 02, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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