LA· 1/15/1841
Russell v. Wilson
Citations
- 17 La. 367
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that the seventh Girsh factor was neutral because the parties did not present evidence concerning the defendant’s ability to pay a greater judgment
- holding attorney’s costs and awards reasonable especially in absence any objections by parties or claimants
- approving $8,000 fee for claims administration in a case involving less than 400 putative claimants
- noting there is a presumption of fairness when a settlement results from arm’s length negotiations between experienced counsel
- noting there is an initial presumption of fairness when a settlement results from arm’s length negotiations between experienced counsel
- awarding $5,000 each to two named plaintiffs for their contributions to the class in bringing their claims to court and assisting in facilitating settlement
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Judges: Mobbhy
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