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In The News . . . . Bratz Doll Manufacturer Moves To Recover Substantial Fees After Winning Over Mattel In Federal Copyright Infringement Case

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Amount Has Not Been Disclosed, But Rumors Have it At Hovering Around $150 Million.      Bratz doll manufacturer MGA Entertainment, Inc., fresh after its copyright infringement win in a jury trial venued in Santa Ana federal court against Mattel, has moved to recover fees of an unknown amount through recently-filed, redacted motion papers. In support […]

In The News . . . . Dentist Incurs SLAPP Fees in Yelp Lawsuit, L.A. County Pays Fees to Defend Anaheim Man’s Personal Injury Lawsuit, and California Metro Area Lawyer Average Annual Pay Statistics Are Now Available

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  Court to Dentist: You Owe $80,714 in Fees to SLAPP Defendants in Yelp Lawsuit.      As reported by Donna Domino in a May 17, 2011 post in Practice Management, California dentist Dr. Yvonne Wong was SLAPPed in a defamation suit against a patient’s parents and Yelp.com over negative reviews, following on the heels of

In The News . . . . District Court Gives Preliminary Approval To Black Farmers’ Class Action Discrimination Settlement

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  September 1 Hearing Will Consider Fairness of Settlement and Fee Requests.      In a February 24, 2010 “In the News” post, we reported on a pending $1.25 billion settlement involving allegations of discrimination against black farmers by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.      We can now report that U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman (of

In The News/Retainer Agreements: Alternative Billing Arrangement Are Catching On, Reaping Higher Profits For Law Firm Participants And Saving Businesses Some Significant Legal Expenses

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  Recent BTI Consulting Group Survey Shows.      The BTI Consulting Group (out of Wellesley, MA) has reported that 31% of law firms participating in alternative billing arrangements are making higher profits through these arrangements than with the billable hour, in its new survey of firm leaders and corporate counsel. Such participating firms report paying

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