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Moses v. The New York Times Company
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April 19, 2024
NYT Inks Revised $2.4M Deal In Auto-Renewal Case
A class of New York Times readers who sued over the newspaper's automatic subscription renewal charges has asked a Manhattan federal court for initial approval of a roughly $2.4 million settlement, after the Second Circuit shot down an earlier agreement due to concerns about attorney fees.
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August 17, 2023
2nd Circ. Axes NYT Auto-Renew Deal Over $1.25M In Atty Fees
The Second Circuit vacated a settlement between The New York Times and a class of California readers who were automatically charged subscription renewal fees, saying Thursday a federal judge erred by failing to take into account $1.25 million in attorney fees to Bursor & Fisher PA when concluding the deal was fair.
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September 14, 2021
NY Times To Pay $1.25M In Atty Fees For Auto-Renew Deal
The New York Times will pay $1.25 million in attorney fees after settling a class action brought by California readers who were automatically charged subscription renewal fees.