Continuing the articles posted yesterday on Insurance Claims and Bad Faith Law blog, here is the Appellant's, Ms. Margo Perryman's, fourth and ultimate issue in her Opening Brief in her appeal from a Magistrate Judge's final approval of the class action settlement of the lender force-placed insurance practices claims alleged (and which could have been alleged?) in Lee:
- Did the district court abuse its discretion in finding the class action settlement fair, reasonable, and adequate, where it was collusively structured to maximize attorneys' fees and minimize the payout to the class?
This issue and the three other issues raised on behalf of Ms. Perryman in her Opening Brief are stated on page 2, here: Download Perryman Appeal from Lee v Ocwen. Perryman Initial Brief.Filed 12.23.15 (11th Cir No 15-14630).
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