Litigation
Oct. 24, 2014
Lawyers who successfully challenged NCAA amateurism model seek $50M in fees
Plaintiffs' lawyers who challenged the NCAA amateurism model this summer and won, asked a federal judge Tuesday night for $50 million in fees and costs.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Plaintiffs' lawyers who successfully challenged the NCAA amateurism model this summer asked a federal judge Tuesday night for $50 million in fees and costs.
If granted, six attorneys from the lead plaintiff's firm, Hausfeld LLP, would receive between $1 million and $3 million for their work.
After six years of litigation, Hausfeld, alongside a group of other law firms, tried a t...
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