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Class action lawyers fighting Cox Enterprises in Georgia have avoided the fate of their counterparts in Delaware, where a judge ridiculed and cut a $4.95 million fee request by about 75 percent. The attorneys represented a class of Cox Communications shareholders upset by what they perceived to be a low-ball offer by Cox Enterprises to buy part of the cable TV giant. A key difference between the two cases was that shareholders in the Delaware case filed official objections to the fee requests.
July 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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