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Corporate

Aug. 13, 1998

Case Tests Right Of Corporate Counsel to Fees

SAN FRANCISCO - No one disputes the fact that Eric B. Simon was the prevailing attorney in Meyer v. California International Chemical Co., a 1997 federal fraud suit brought by 13 out-of-state plaintiffs and ultimately dismissed in the Northern District of California.

By Vivien Lou Chen
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - No one disputes the fact that Eric B. Simon was the prevailing attorney in Meyer v. California International Chemical Co., a 1997 federal fraud suit brought by 13 out-of-state plaintiffs and ultimately dismissed in the Northern District of California.
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