Korein Tillery Attorneys Honored for Class-Action Settlement that Paid Millions to Missouri Cities
The settlement last July was the latest of six successive, multimillion-dollar settlements in lawsuits handled by Korein Tillery on behalf of
$65 million fromAT&T $52 million fromSprint Nextel $50 million from SBC$25 million fromVerizon $6 million from U.S. Cellular
Hoffman and Sprong received the recognition for the 2010 settlement in the
“This recognition emphasizes the value of class action lawsuits as the only way many plaintiffs can address damages they have suffered,” Hoffman said. “Plaintiffs often cannot afford to file an individual lawsuit, but class action suits allow them to seek remedies as members of a group that have all suffered the same damages caused by a company’s conduct. Class action lawyers are consumer advocates in the truest sense of the words.”
Hoffman also pointed out that the legal fees in the T-Mobile case were only 5.6 percent of the settlement amount while almost 95 percent of the millions in the settlement went directly to the cities. “One plaintiff generally can’t hire competent legal representation for such a small percentage of the individual amount they would recover,” he said.
Senior Partner Stephen M. Tillery said, “In addition to honoring these outstanding results for our clients by Korein Tillery attorneys
The awards will be presented to Hoffman, Sprong and two other attorneys for the cities,
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