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Cooperman to plead guilty to Milberg Weiss kickbacks Steven G. Cooperman will plead guilty to taking $6.4 million in kickbacks from Milberg Weiss as a named class representative in seventy cases where they obtained more than $133 million in attorneys fees. The indicted firm, whose politically-connected lawyers are among the lead fundraisers for the Democratic Party, continues to deny the allegations. Trial is scheduled for January 2008. [WSJ; Bloomberg; Reuters; DOJ press release; The Recorder; LA Times; NY Times] http://www.pointoflaw.com/archives/003490.php I discussed the Milberg Weiss indictment in testimony to Congress last year.
Posted by Ted Frank at 12:14 AM | TrackBack (0) Didn't even bring up the frig full of marked money. SharonB
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