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	Comments on: Update: Wonder Bread dough	</title>
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		By: Tom T.		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[$2 million does not strike me as excessive for a case that went all the way to trial and up on appeal, particularly since it produced a $25 million settlement in the end.  Certainly, one has to imagine that the total bill from Wonder Bread&#039;s defense team was at least five times as high.  And also, isn&#039;t six or seven years from filing to appeal relatively standard in California&#039;s state courts?
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>$2 million does not strike me as excessive for a case that went all the way to trial and up on appeal, particularly since it produced a $25 million settlement in the end.  Certainly, one has to imagine that the total bill from Wonder Bread&#8217;s defense team was at least five times as high.  And also, isn&#8217;t six or seven years from filing to appeal relatively standard in California&#8217;s state courts?</p>
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