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An Oakland, Calif., attorney who blasted the University of California Regents for wasting taxpayer money during a seven-year lawsuit is asking for $5.4 million in fees and costs -- 2 1/2 times what his client got. But Gary Gwilliam says the UC Regents should have settled the whistleblower case involving a former Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory employee when it had the chance. The Regents' attorney, Heller Ehrman partner Patricia Gillette, called Gwilliam's request for fees and costs "outrageous."
July 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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