Award of attorney fees in class action was not an abuse of discretion

Award of attorney fees, totaling 37.5 percent of recovery, to counsel for class action plaintiffs was not an abuse of discretion where there was extensive evidence that this amount was less than the lodestar. Roos v. Honeywell International, Inc. - filed November 10, 2015, First District, Div. One Cite as 2015 S.O.S. 5357 Full text: http://sos.metnews.com/sos.cgi?1115//A142156

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