A federal appeals court has vacated a $17.5 million settlement, including nearly $5.8 million in attorney fees, in a class suit against Sprint Nextel over illegal service contract termination fees.
July 02, 2012 at 06:54 PM
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A federal appeals court has vacated a $17.5 million settlement, including nearly $5.8 million in attorney fees, in a class suit against Sprint Nextel over illegal service contract termination fees.
The trial judge prematurely determined that giving notice to unidentified class members would be too burdensome a process, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit said June 29 in Larson v. Sprint Nextel Corp., 10-1285/1477/1486/1587.
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