A group with a history of challenging massive class action settlements is attempting to shrink the $202 million in fees plaintiff lawyers are seeking from the Flint water crisis settlement.
Attorneys representing more than 30,000 Flint residents aren’t backing up their claim for nearly one-third of the $641 million Michigan is paying for the ill-fated switch to Flint River water in 2014, according to a Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute objection filed Monday.
The institute filed the brief in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan on behalf of three Flint residents. The group, which opposes class ...
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