Plaintiffs'
attorneys who sued Michigan over the Flint water crisis are seeking $202
million in attorney fees, nearly 32% of a proposed $641 million deal that will
provide compensation for minors exposed to lead-tainted water, adults without
attorneys and others, according to a motion for fees filed Monday in federal
court.
Wednesday, March 10, 2021
Attys Seek $202M Fees In $641M Flint Tainted-Water Deal
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