Roos v. Honeywell Intl., No. A142156 (D1d1 Nov. 10, 2015)
Some class members object to an $8.15 million class action settlement in an antitrust case. They say the plaintiffs’ lawyers are getting too much of the pie and that the cy pres is improper. The trial court found that one of the objectors was too late to complain and that the others lacked standing. But in any event, the objections failed on the merits too. The court of appeal affirms on all of the rulings except standing.
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