A New York federal judge has decided not to impose sanctions against Milberg Coleman Bryson Phillips Grossman LLC, despite the firm admitting to registering fraudulent clients in ongoing multidistrict litigation. The case involves allegations against Visa and Mastercard for charging improper merchant fees. The decision came on Friday, and underscores the complexities firms face when navigating high-stakes litigation.
For more detailed information on the judge’s decision, you can refer to the original reporting by Andrea Keckley at Law360.