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Attorney fee provisions about to be eviscerated

By Sam Glover

Minnesota DFL’ers are inexplicably out to eviscerate Minnesota consumer protection laws. Representative Paul Thissen (DFL), Representative Dave Olin (DFL), and Senator Linda Schneid (DFL) have teamed up on HR 1410, a bill that would require judges to “take into consideration the reasonableness of the attorney fees sought in relation to the amount of damages awarded [...] Related posts:

• Cost of hiring an attorney: consumer lawyers vs. regular lawyers
• Call an attorney already
• Landlord resources


Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on March 10, 2009 (boomark / email).

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