Nearly a year after striking down Staples Inc.'s proposed takeover of Office Depot, a federal judge in Washington refused Tuesday to award $175,000 in legal fees to the Pennsylvania and District of Columbia attorneys general for their role in challenging the office supply chains' $6.3 billion deal.
March 01, 2017 at 08:36 AM
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“Nonetheless, moving plaintiffs cannot bring a petition for fee-shifting under a provision under which they did not prevail,” he wrote.
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