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$8.22 coupon for you…$21 million for me

June 25, 2010

Daniel Fisher over at On the Docket reports on yet another Powerball payday for class action trial attorneys.  This time, the lawyers make off with $21 million in fees.  The plaintiffs?  $8.22 coupons.

Sigh.

Posted by Dan Pero in the categories: Class Action, Lawsuit Abuse, Trial Lawyers

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