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In The News . . . . New Century Settlement, Florida Subprime Foreclosure Defendants, And City Of Concord Sexual Harassment Settlement Are The Rage

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  New Century Class Action Attorneys Garner $14.4 Million in $125 Million Settlement.      U.S. District Judge Dean Pregerson of the Central District of California (Los Angeles) recently approved a $14.4 million settlement of a class action against New Century Financial Corp. (one of the subprime mortgage companies well publicized for its bankruptcy) in favor

In the News . . . . Redondo Beach To Appeal $313,000 Fee Award to Building A Better Redondo And Oracle/SAP Reach Tentative Settlement Involving $120 Million Payment For Fees

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Redondo Beach Not Pleased With Fee Award.      As reported in our October 28, 2010 “In the News” post, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Robert O’Brien awarded Building a Better Redondo $313,000 in attorney’s fees for successful efforts in getting Measure G on the recent elections ballot, with the award being assessed against Redondo

In The News . . . . Building a Better Redondo Garners Substantial Fee Award and Whistleblower Lawyer’s Contingency Agreement Was Not Enforced in Federal Case

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Building a Better Redondo Awarded $313,000 in Private Attorney General Fees.      In our October 12, 2010 “In the News” post, we talked about Building a Better Redondo seeking a substantial fee award against the City of Redondo Beach for successfully getting Measure G on the upcoming November 2 ballot. Building a Better Redondo then

In The News . . . . Lawyer Successfully Challenging MiraCosta College Settlement With Its President Seeking Over $420,000 In Attorney’s Fees

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MiraCosta College Trustee Questions Basis for Fee Request Given Attorney’s Client’s Position in the Lawsuit.      As reported by Paul Sisson in an October 13, 2010 post in The North County (San Diego) Times, an attorney who successfully challenged on behalf of Carlsbad resident Leon Page a $1.6 million settlement between MiraCosta College and its

In The News . . . . Zurich Class Action Settlement And Fee Request Against City of Redondo Beach Round Out Our Weekend News

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Zurich Financial Agrees to Class Action Settlement—With $90 Million Going to the Attorneys, Potentially.      As reported by Carolyn Bandel in an October 7, 2010 post at Bloomberg’s businessweek.com, Zurich Financial Services, AG, Switzerland’s largest insurer, has agreed to settle a class action pending in Los Angeles County Superior Court for $455 million, with a

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