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Apr. 16, 2011
O.C. Deputies Pursue Fees From County
After four years of legal wrangling, Orange County deputy sheriffs have cemented their right to a generous pension that county officials had sued to revoke.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
After four years of legal wrangling, Orange County deputy sheriffs cemented their right to a generous pension that county officials sued to revoke.
Now the deputies will launch a new legal battle to make the cash-strapped county pay $2 million or more in fees for their attorneys at Morrison & Foerster LLP and Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP.
Experts in attorney fee disputes said...
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