LOS ANGELES – The roller-coaster ride is not over yet for plaintiffs lawyers attempting to recover legal fees in the antitrust case against the parent company of BAR/BRI.
U.S. District Judge Manuel Real in Los Angeles, citing an “egregious breach of McGuireWoods’ ethical duties,” on Monday granted $500,000 in fees to the firm—significantly less than the $12 million originally awarded in a $49 million settlement with West Publishing Corp. in 2007.
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