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    Posted by hmmm on 4/04/05

    Can the class ask for itemized billing and use an auditor to
    determine overbilling?

    On 4/02/05, mary wrote:
    > Kevin:
    >
    > More the former. Unhappy class members. But, heck, I say open the
    > gates....
    >
    > Mary
    >
    > On 4/02/05, Kevin wrote:
    >> On 3/26/05, mary wrote:
    >>> Well Pat (Other Pat?),
    >>>
    >>> The Journal article has nothing at all to do with any of the
    >>> things in your question. It has only to do with the reality that
    >>> class action counsel is not immune from being sucked into a
    >>> class action. I personally think that is great. I looks, feels
    >>> and smells like justice. I love it.
    >>>
    >>> Mary
    >>
    >>
    >> Hey Mary:
    >>
    >> I haven't read the article. Does it suggest that class counsel
    >> can be sued for malpractice by the class they represent(ed)? Is
    >> it limited to malpractice, or can they be sued on a class-wide
    >> basis for such things as inflated costs and expenses billed to
    >> the class - i.e. trips w/girlfriends, entertainment like lap
    >> dances, fishing trips, limos, chartered aircraft to fly to court
    >> hearings only an hour's drive away, etc.?
    >>
    >> Kevin

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