An $18 million settlement between
Class counsel will receive about 30% of the total, or $5.4 million, in attorneys’ fees plus about $572,000 for expenses.
The fee award is still relatively high for this jurisdiction, but is more reasonable than the $6 million initially sought, Judge Fernando M. Olguin said Monday.
Class counsel litigated the case for eight years on a contingency basis, and negotiated a settlement that is “on the higher end for wage ...
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