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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.
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
