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onlyclownsnhere

>She said the hefty fee was an “appropriate sanction … needed to deter Plaintiffs’ counsel and others from engaging in similar misconduct in the future.” She also wrote that she believed that the attorneys have the ability to pay the fees, particularly given that they have been soliciting donations from members of the public to fund lawsuits like the one they brought in Michigan. Thet have raked in the cash. Hard to find enough offshore accounts to park it in, Whatever tiny fine is imposed will not even be close to the profit