Originally Posted by
PurpleTurtle
A West DFR case is kinda comical. The only thing they have left is an appeal at the 9th of their DFR loss at Silver's court. The appeal is costly, time consuming, and futile. Moreover, it will be dismissed in the highly likely event that they receive a west merger committee in the SLI arbitration.
As to them being liable for anything... I doubt it. The only ones they are hurting at this point are themselves.
So if the AOL DFR case is not successful how will outstanding attorneys fees be paid?
Was the creation of a West class also a payment mechanism for attorneys representing AOL? ie. Can a judge issue an order that a class of people pay outstanding balances if any? Can attorneys turn around and garnish wages on this basis?
I would think not. Correct?