Litigation
Nov. 22, 2013
Lawyers in price-fixing case seek fees without client recovery
A federal judge must determine what Best Buy's attorneys should be paid in a price-fixing case in which they were technically victorious, yet recovered no net funds for their client.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A federal judge must determine what Best Buy's attorneys should be paid in a price-fixing case in which they were technically victorious, yet recovered no net funds for their client.
Los Angeles-based attorneys at Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP are asking for $17.7 million in fees and recovered costs for work they did to go to trial for Best Buy Corp. against HannStar Display Corp. and...
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