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August 04, 2016
5 Attys Sanctioned For Forum Shopping USAA Settlement
An Arkansas federal judge on Wednesday sanctioned five local attorneys for forum shopping as they represented a proposed class suing insurer United Services Automobile Association over its depreciation practices, and chastised them for blatant efforts at evading a proper review of a $3.5 million settlement.
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June 15, 2016
Attys Fight Sanctions In USAA Class Settlement Suit
Attorneys facing possible sanctions from an Arkansas federal judge accusing them of shorting a class in an insurance claims settlement with the United Services Automobile Association urged him on Wednesday to avoid such penalties, saying the accusations have already cost them enough.
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April 15, 2016
Ark. Judge Slams Attys For Sneaking Bad Class Deal Through
An Arkansas federal judge on Thursday slammed 16 attorneys on both sides of a $9 million putative class action alleging USAA Casualty Insurance shorted claims payouts, promising sanctions after the attorneys dismissed the suit in a bid to ram a subpar settlement through in state court.