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Notably, the attorneys aren't taking monopoly money. > Additionally, the attorneys who brought the lawsuit (see FAQ 10) will ask the Court to award them attorn
by jonas21 6y ago
Notably, the attorneys aren't taking monopoly money.
> Additionally, the attorneys who brought the lawsuit (see FAQ 10) will ask the Court to award them attorney’s fees and expenses in an amount not to exceed $11,300,000.00, for the time, expense and effort expended in investigating the facts, litigation, and negotiating the Settlement. The Class Representatives will also ask the Court for a payment of up to $75,000 collectively for their time, effort, and service in this matter.
https://www.epiclootboxsettlement.com/Home/Faq https://www.epiclootboxsettlement.com/Home/Faq
- ccleve 6y agoThe lawyers get real money, and the victims get fake money. That's the real scandal. Our tort system is broken.
- gruez 6y agoIs the risk-adjusted price that the lawyers are being paid unusually high? Lawyers being expensive doesn't really mean "Our tort system is broken".
- freeone3000 6y agoIt does, because it diverts money from the people who are actually harmed to people who advocate on their behalf; and raises the threshold for a class-action suit in general, as suits that are "too cheap" are not worth anyone's time.
- slim 6y ago$11,375,000.00 will be payed by EPIC ? if yes, it looks like a corruption scheme