More than six years after agreeing to represent thousands of New York City tenants who claimed their landlord had overcharged and harassed them—and six months after supposedly settling the resulting class action—Jenner & Block litigation partner Richard Levy is waiting to find out whether objections raised by a handful of class members will upend that settlement.
January 03, 2013 at 02:17 PM
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Call it a case of pro bono gone awry.
When Manhattan federal district judge Colleen McMahon issued an order approving a proposed settlement between a class of roughly 26,000 tenants—represented by a Jenner & Block team led by litigation partner Richard Levy—and New York–based property manager the Pinnacle Group on June 6, 2012 [PDF], the end of a six-plus-year legal battle appeared at hand.
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