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Judge Slashes $10M in Fees Over Barrack Rodos' Use of Temporary Associates
Criticizing a plaintiffs firm for hiring temporary associates for routine document review—but billing as if normal staff associates did the work—a New York federal judge has cut $10.3 million off a fee request in a settlement of a mortgage-backed securities case against Bank of America Corp.Judge Slashes $10M in Fees Over Firm's Use of Temporary Associates
Criticizing a plaintiffs firm for hiring temporary associates for routine document review—but billing as if normal staff associates did the work—a New York federal judge has cut $10.3 million off a fee request in a settlement of a mortgage-backed securities case against Bank of America Corp.Judge Slashes $10M in Fees Over Firm's Use of Temporary Associates
Criticizing a plaintiffs firm for hiring temporary associates for routine document review—but billing as if normal staff associates did the work—a New York federal judge has cut $10.3 million off a fee request in a settlement of a mortgage-backed securities case against Bank of America Corp.Economic Factors Driving Increase in Nonlawyer Payment Inquiries
As evidenced by a recent Pennsylvania Superior Court ruling invalidating an alleged fee-splitting arrangement between a law firm and an outside consultant, questions about the proper way for attorneys to pay nonlawyers who help generate business still arise frequently.Cite as: Pension Fund v. Bell, 652020/13, NYLJ 1202754109042, at *1 (App. Div., 1st, Decided March 31, 2016)CASE NAMEAsbestos Workers Philadelphia Pension Fund
Appellate Court Declines to Revive Two RMBS Cases
The First Department held that a plaintiff's failure to make a pre-suit demand of JPMorgan's board of directors doomed a derivative action brought by a pension fund that lost money on JPMorgan stock, and in a separate ruling, established an accrual date for common-law fraud and aiding and abetting claims brought against issuers of mortgage-backed securities.They're Baa-aack: Securities Class Actions Jump
Securities class action filings last year hit the highest level since 2008, according to a new report. What's behind the numbers?What Does Ascertainability Really Mean for Class Actions?
In Pennsylvania federal court, a recent spate of decisions on whether class actions could move forward have hinged on the factor of ascertainability, which at a minimum requires a showing that prospective class members are readily identifiable.What Does Ascertainability Really Mean for Class Actions?
In Pennsylvania federal court, a recent spate of decisions on whether class actions could move forward have hinged on the factor of ascertainability, which at a minimum requires a showing that prospective class members are readily identifiable.Revenue, Profit, Cash: Managing Law Firms for Success
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