December 16, 2015
Judge Corrects Attys' Fees Split In NCAA Likeness Suit

A California federal judge issued a corrected order for attorneys' fees Tuesday to split among the various lawyers that represented a class of student-athletes who settled with Electronic Arts and the NCAA over the use of their likenesses for $60 million, rectifying a more than half-million-dollar error.

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