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In January 2010, I wrote about Chavez v. City of Los Angeles, where a lawyer who recovered $11,500 for his client on a retaliation claim asked the court to award $870,935.50 in attorneys’ fees
At the start of the week when most parents who have college students are writing that second semester check (gulp), the Appellate Division has decided a
