Appellate briefs you have to read to believe....and even then
/As Captain Renault said, "I'm shocked, shocked, to find that gambling is going on in here!" And like Captain Renault, not really. On the last day of 2013, I noted in a post some news stories about the happenings in a class action suit alleging a scheme to transform most or all of $6 million settlement into attorney's fees without fully disclosing the scheme to roughly 600 clients until it was too late for them to do anything about it. Those articles were eye-opening to say the least. But now I can safely say that you haven't seen anything yet. I have in my digital fingers the appellate briefs from the main case (the appeal of an injunction issued by the trial court). The Respondent's Brief, in particular, is something you won't see very often. Check them out:
