· 7/15/1840
Olmstead v. Hill
Citations
- 2 Ark. 346
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- explaining that there is no definitive list of applicable factors, but that many courts have considered particular factors when determining the fairness of a proposed settlement
- approving settlement where 16% of the class responded and approximately 52% of class members responding objected to the settlement agreement
- approving a settlement that was “achieved through good-faith, non-collusive negotiation” (internal quotation marks omitted)
- approving a settlement that was “achieved through good-faith, non-collusive negotiation” (internal quotation marks omitted)
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