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A New York federal judge has awarded $1 million in attorney fees in a class action against AOL Time Warner in which the class itself will split $1.3 million of a $2.9 million settlement, or about $100 per class member. Judge Denise Cote said she had considered "whether an award of fees of this magnitude is justified given the limited recovery by the individual class members." The judge also noted that the lawyers could have claimed even more under an hourly calculation.
June 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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