Fogbow

As the courts have often commented on, there's a clear conflict of interest when it comes to agreeing on attorney fees. The company being sued typically only cares about the total amount of the settlement; they have no financial reason to care how much goes to the class and how much goes to the atto...

Software developer who reads appellate opinions as a hobby. Largely a lurker on the old Fogbow. Had to come back to see what Sporky was up to. (What happened to Peter of England anyway?) Will not bite unless specifically requested.

Thanks. I was a semi-lurker for a while, but dropped off somewhere in 2019. I had to check back to see what Sporky was up to.

I don't see how that can stop him, as long as he uses the phrases "quo warranto" and "fraud vitiates everything" enough.

Mike's excellent blow-by-blow shows that if the plaintiff's argument was a ship, it is now at the bottom of the ocean, with the hull full of torpedo holes. And if it was a ship, it was definitely a dinghy. If the case had some plausible merit, the judge would have taken some time to write an opinio...

Dismissed from the bench. This is my shocked face.