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CNMI: Couple gets payment after winning gun-control suit
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Marianas Pacific Law LLC, the law firm representing the Radiches, filed on Oct. 14 at the U.S. District Court for the NMI notice of payment and of receiving the amount of $101,638.61 as ordered by the court.
Daniel Guidotti, one of the two lawyers who represented the couple, said the payment is the amount due pursuant to the court’s fee order.
U.S. District Court for the NMI Chief Judge Ramona V. Manglona granted the Radiches' request for payment for their attorneys' fees and expenses on Sept. 20.
The federal court awarded the couple a total of $93,495 for attorneys' fees and expenses. The award comprises $78,375 for David Sigale's work, and $15,120 for Guidotti’s work. The couple was also awarded $8,143.62 for other expenses. |
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mickey
(10/27/2016)
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Sue government and win. Break even on expenses, never get hundreds of hours of your life back.
Sue government and lose, it costs you $101k out of pocket.
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jac
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The anti constitution people that voted for this measure should be paying this out of their own pockets instead of the tax payers.
The tax payers always loose. |
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