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Abner Louima's first group of attorneys don't deserve fees for work on his civil rights suit, according to a New York judge, who also recommended that lawyer Brian Figeroux be barred from federal practice for accusing Louima of perjury "to enhance his position" in the fee dispute. The judge's recommendations come 18 months after Figeroux and fellow attorneys squared off with a high-profile legal team that ultimately won $8.8 million for Louima, who was attacked by a police officer.
July 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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