A district court judge on Aug. 31 approved the $179.95 million settlement in the Iowa class action against Microsoft. The approval pays the attorneys who brought the suit seven years ago $75 million in fees and costs, likely a record in the state. Attorneys Roxanne Conlin and Richard Hagstrom claimed that Microsoft engaged in anticompetitive conduct that caused customers to pay more for software than they would have if there had been competition.
September 04, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A district court judge on Friday approved the $179.95 million settlement in the Iowa class action lawsuit against Microsoft Corp.
The approval pays the attorneys who brought the suit seven years ago $75 million in fees and costs, an amount legal experts said is likely a record in the state.
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