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COTTILLION et al v. UNITED REFINING COMPANY et al
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August 29, 2016
Class Attys' Fee Bid Halved In Oil Co. Benefits Suit
After telling a class of employees for an oil refining company its $2.2 million fee bid was too high in its suit over the company's alleged retroactive reduction of retirement benefits, a Pennsylvania federal judge has reduced the number of billable hours and granted $1.1 million in fees instead.
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July 01, 2016
Fee Bid Too High In Oil Co. Benefits Row, Judge Says
A Pennsylvania federal judge has said a class of employees for an oil refining company is entitled to attorneys' fees in its suit over the company's alleged retroactive reduction of retirement benefits, just not the $2.2 million it requested.