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	Comments on: AGs: Don&#8217;t count sale as class-action remedy	</title>
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		By: Members of client class filed $6.1 million in claims&#8230;		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[...] &#8230;and the judge hearing an attorneys&#8217;-fee petition in the TJX credit-card data-breach case reasoned that the lawyers didn&#8217;t really deserve $6.5 million in fees for achieving that result. The lawyers proposed, but the judge was unimpressed with, a theory that their suit had &#8220;made available&#8221; $200 million to the class, even if few class members stopped by to pick it up. Such sticklers, these judges can be. (Beck and Herrmann, Nov. 11). Related: Dec. 4, 2007. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] &#8230;and the judge hearing an attorneys&#8217;-fee petition in the TJX credit-card data-breach case reasoned that the lawyers didn&#8217;t really deserve $6.5 million in fees for achieving that result. The lawyers proposed, but the judge was unimpressed with, a theory that their suit had &#8220;made available&#8221; $200 million to the class, even if few class members stopped by to pick it up. Such sticklers, these judges can be. (Beck and Herrmann, Nov. 11). Related: Dec. 4, 2007. [&#8230;]</p>
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