The petitioners in Loper Bright, four family-operated herring fishing companies, argued that the Act did not authorize the agency to impose these fees and challenged the rule before the US District Court for the District of Columbia. Relentless involved a challenge to the same regulations by two...
ERISA class-action complaints, however, typically include no allegations about process and focus entirely on outcomes that the plaintiffs claim (with 20/20 hind- sight) were suboptimal. These complaints generally compare the fees or performance of particular invest- ments against the fees or ...
InIn re Schrandt, the Fifth Court addressed the petitioner’s entitlement to advancement of legal fees under company bylaws. The Court agreed with the petitioner’s position, concluding that the bylaws did not condition entitlement to advancement on whether a party did or did not initiate a su...
and seeking treble damages, attorney's fees, and the following injunctive relief against "Defendants, their officers, agents, servants, attorneys, and all those persons in active concert and participation with them": (1) a permanent injunction from using the FANCAST mark or any other mark "confu...
Commissioner, 813 F.2d 293, 296 (9th Cir. 1987) (finding that fees "spent for the generation of artificial tax losses" were nondeductible), aff'g Forseth v. Commissioner, 85 T.C. 127 (1985); see also New Phoenix Sunrise Corp. v. Commissioner, 132 T.C. 161, 186 (2009) (...
On March 8, 1974, six named plaintiffs brought this suit as representatives of a class against Manchester Bank. The class of plaintiffs were those persons who signed contracts for deeds and installment notes in 1966 and thereafter with North American *125 as part of the purchase of lots in ...
Largely Martinez, who filed suit on behalf of the plaintiff in Klemm v. Sony BMG Music Entertainment, et al., Case No. 05-05111 (N.D. Cal., filed on Dec. 9, 2005). The declarations of Ira P. Rothken and Stan S. Mallison summarizing their fees and expenses are submitted with ...
Baumberger continued, “The $5.8 million settlement paid to QC reviewers for unpaid overtime work (in the previous suit) is not a surprising outcome to me. I am not an attorney but beyond the issue of whether appraisers and reviewers can be paid on an exempt-salary status, it is a highl...
in compensation pursuant to the parties' stipulation (the municipality reserving its right to appeal the issue of liability). This figure represents $265,000 in compensation (approximately $33,120 per lot), $121,121 in prejudgment interest, $4,322 in costs and $22,928 in attorney's fees....
78. Meanwhile, exchanges charged fees to investors who sought to merely accept the prices the market makers quoted. Reg NMS cemented this pricing practice by allowing exchanges to - 29 - continue charging such fees to so-called "takers," while not charging so-called "makers." But for the ...