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There is no evidence of side agreements or collusion between attorneys representing a proposed class in a suit against Wawa and the convenience store's defense counsel, according to a Pennsylvania federal judge's order approving $3.2 million in fees. https://t.co/M8nR0PcdO0 https://t.co/sH4ZijPBeL
Judge Reapproves $3.2M Class Counsel Fee Award Thrown Out by 3rd Circuit in Wawa Litigation https://t.co/VinrwkmhHb
A federal judge approved $3.2 million in legal fees for consumer lawyers who led a data-privacy case against convenience store chain Wawa, reinstating an award that the 3rd Circuit last year saw as potentially unreasonable. Subscribe to The Daily Docket: https://t.co/fwgJ2szDOK https://t.co/HmRJFn8qxw
U.S. District Judge Gene Pratter has reinstated a $3.2 million legal fee award for consumer lawyers who led a data privacy lawsuit against the convenience store chain Wawa, a decision previously overturned by the 3rd Circuit appeals court. The court had questioned the reasonableness of the fee amount. The case, highlighted by @MikeScarcella, revolves around allegations of data privacy violations by Wawa. The approval comes with no evidence of collusion or side agreements between the class's attorneys and Wawa's defense counsel.
