Wake Up Call: Google App Case Lawyers Seek $122 Million in Fees

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• Lawyers with Bartlit Beck and Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer plan to ask for legal fees that could reach $122 million for representing consumers in the settlement with Alphabet’s Google over its app store. The firms told a judge that awarding the request would still leave roughly $500 million for consumers. (Reuters)
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