The day after American Indians represented by Kilpatrick Stockton announced they were accepting a $3.4 billion settlement to end their 13-year suit against the federal government, the firm’s co-managing partner sounded as if whatever the firm collects in legal fees will be secondary to the psychic victory he feels.
“There is not a lawyer who has worked on this case that does not view this case as the most important case they have ever worked on,” said Kilpatrick’s William E. Dorris. “We’ve helped some of the neediest, most marginalized people in the country.”
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