Plaintiffs lawyers who had prodded a California federal court judge to allow them double the number of pages to support a $33 million class action settlement managed to condense their points to the limit the none-too-pleased judge demanded.
The attorneys had contended that their motion for preliminary approval of a complex deal involving allegedly defective RV and houseboat refrigerators required more than the 25 pages permitted under the local rules of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California.
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