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Arkansas Teacher Retirement System v. State Street Corporation et al
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August 08, 2018
Firms Swoop In On Labaton's Lead Role Amid Billing Dispute
McTigue Law LLP and Beins Axelrod PC made a play on Tuesday to take over as lead counsel to a class of retirement plans after reading in a court filing that Labaton Sucharow LLP had yet to distribute $60 million the class is owed under a 2016 settlement with State Street Corp.
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August 06, 2018
Labaton, Thornton Want Special Master Out Of Fee Dispute
A special master who suggested a team of lawyers overbilled a class of 1,300 institutional State Street clients by at least $10 million has no authority to chime in when the law firms criticize the findings, Labaton Sucharow LLP and Thornton Law Firm LLP argued Monday.
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August 01, 2018
Ark. Lawmakers Probe Labaton's $4M 'Referral Fee' To Atty
A Massachusetts federal judge who has questioned the links between Labaton Sucharow LLP, an Arkansas public pension fund and a lawyer who was paid at least $4.1 million for making an introduction revealed on Wednesday that the Arkansas Legislature is investigating and has sought access to sealed documents.
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July 25, 2018
1st Circ. Denies Labaton Bid To DQ Judge In $75M Fee Fight
The First Circuit on Wednesday denied an emergency request by Labaton Sucharow LLP seeking to have the federal judge overseeing a messy $75 million attorneys' fee fight removed, saying the firm did not meet the high bar necessary for such a step.
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July 13, 2018
ERISA Counsel Go After $3.4M In $75M State St. Fee Row
Employee Retirement Income Security Act counsel who worked on a $300 million settlement with State Street Corp. that has spawned a fight over $75 million in attorneys' fees told a Massachusetts federal judge that they should get a $3.4 million disgorgement recommended by a special master investigating the fee flub.
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June 29, 2018
State Street Fraud Case Firms Punch Back At Special Master
After a special master appointed to investigate double billing in a $300 million State Street fraud settlement recommended Labaton Sucharow LLP, Thornton Law Firm LLP and Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein LLP return up to $10.6 million of $75 million in attorneys' fees, the firms vigorously punched back in Massachusetts federal court on Thursday and Friday.
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June 28, 2018
Firms In State Street Row Should Cut $10.6M In Fees: Report
A former federal judge serving as special master in a billing dispute following a $300 million State Street fraud settlement recommended that three law firms, Labaton Sucharow LLP, Thornton Law Firm LLP and Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein LLP, return up to $10.6 million of $75 million in attorneys' fees in a report unsealed Thursday in Massachusetts federal court.
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June 22, 2018
Labaton Asks For Judges' Communications In $75M Fee Fight
Labaton Sucharow LLP, entangled in a messy fight over $75 million in attorneys' fees, asked a Massachusetts federal judge on Friday to compel a former judge to reveal ex parte communications between the two jurists, including those suggesting public corruption allegations that the firm has called "baseless."
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June 21, 2018
Labaton Sucharow Can't Get Judge Recused In $75M Fee Row
A Massachusetts federal judge on Thursday said he would not recuse himself after three firms, including Labaton Sucharow LLP, accused of misconduct in an ongoing $75 million attorneys' fee fight asked him to step aside, pointing to potential conflicts and "inflammatory" statements made by the judge.
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June 07, 2018
Plaintiff Linked To $75M Attys' Fees Flap Wants To Stay On
The lead plaintiff in a class action settlement at the heart of a $75 million attorneys' fees dispute involving allegations of lawyer misconduct defiantly told a Massachusetts federal judge that he wants to stay on as class representative, a week after the judge grilled him on whether stepping aside was the right move.