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FORUM « September 2007 Class Action Watch | Nocera on Cuomo's climate change subpoenas » September 25, 2007"Contingency-Fee Con-Men" Lester Brickman argues in the Wall Street Journal that plaintiffs' lawyers' arrangements with defendants negotiating the payment of attorneys' fees is unethical, a position he says is also endorsed by Deborah Rhode of Stanford and Thomas Morgan of George Washington University. (Update: our own Michael Krauss writes to let us know he is also one of the twenty signatories.) Posted by Ted Frank at 8:08 AM | TrackBack (0) |
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