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May 04, 2020
Attys Seek $20M In Fees After $79M Wells Fargo ERISA Deal
Attorneys who recently inked a $79 million deal to settle an ERISA class action over Wells Fargo's deferred compensation payment practices have asked a South Carolina federal judge to award them 25% of the settlement, or $19.75 million, for their work on the case.
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January 31, 2020
Wells Fargo Inks $79M Deal In Deferred Compensation Suit
A former Wells Fargo financial adviser who claimed the bank improperly cut him and other employees out of deferred compensation asked a South Carolina federal court to greenlight a $79 million deal aimed at resolving the class action.
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October 10, 2018
Ex-Wells Fargo Adviser Gets Class Cert. Over Deferred Comp.
A South Carolina federal judge granted class action status Tuesday to a former Wells Fargo financial adviser's suit alleging the bank improperly cut him and other employees out of deferred compensation they were owed under a retirement benefits plan.