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Timestamp: 2019-04-26 10:12:57+00:00

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In In re Nazi Era Cases Against German Defendants, 198 F.R.D. 429 (D.N.J. 2000), a multi-district litigation case that ultimately led to the creation of a settlement fund of over $5 billion for the class, Judge William G. Bassler expressed his "appreciation" to Allyn Z. Lite for his "tireless efforts and assistance to the Court."
In Pierros v. City of Paterson, Docket No. L-925-06 (N.J. Super., Law Div., Passaic Cty., Oct. 22, 2007), Judge Anthony J. Graziano complimented Victor A. Afanador, stating "we deal with attorneys that represent municipalities all the time. Sometimes better, sometimes for worse. It's always a pleasure to have you here. I think the public is very well served by you and your firm in these matters."
In Muller-Moreno v. Malouf, Docket No. MID-L-4464-02 (N.J. Super Law Div., Middlesex Cty. Feb. 16, 2010), Judge Phillip Lewis Paley stated that Bruce D. Greenberg's "legal skills are nonpareil" and that his ""character and ability are unquestioned."
In re Motorola Securities Litigation, No. 03 C 00287 (N.D. Ill.), in which Lite DePalma Greenberg served as Co-Lead Counsel, Judge Rebecca R. Pallmeyer complimented Co-Lead Counsel on the "great, very professional job" that they did in achieving a $193 million settlement after four years of litigation, and just three business days before trial was to have begun. Judge Pallmeyer said that Co-Lead Counsel had waged "a hard fought battle" in a case that posed "significant risk."
In Varacallo v. Massachusetts Mutual Life Ins. Co., 226 F.R.D. 207 (D.N.J. 2005), in which Lite DePalma Greenberg served as Co-Lead Counsel, Judge Jose L. Linares recognized Lite DePalma Greenberg as "experienced and skilled class action counsel" who "displayed their diligent and competent representation" and "had to exercise great skill and dedication" in achieving the $768 million settlement there.
In Chin v. DaimlerChrysler Corp., 2007 WL 1437705 (D.N.J. May 15, 2007), in which Lite DePalma Greenberg served as Co-Lead Counsel, Judge John C. Lifland said that "[p]laintiffs' attorneys demonstrated skill in a long, hard-fought, and difficult litigation" that had begun in 1995. Judge Lifland concluded that plaintiffs' attorneys' efforts had been the catalyst for relief worth over $54 million to purchasers and lessees of Chrysler vehicles.
Federal courts have cited Allyn Z. Lite's authoritative book, New Jersey Federal Practice Rules, over 75 times with approval. Mr. Lite first wrote that book over 20 years ago and has revised it annually.
In Princeton Economics Group v. AT&T, Docket No. MER-L-3221-91 (Superior Court of New Jersey, Mercer Cty.), in which Lite DePalma Greenberg was Co-Lead Counsel and achieved a nationwide consumer class action settlement worth over $85 million, Judge Philip S. Carchman complimented Co-Lead Counsel's "demonstrated advocacy skills" and overall "skills and expertise" in overcoming what he called the defendant's "scorched earth" defense tactics. He concluded that "[i]f not for the skill and experience of class counsel, a settlement may not have been reached or, if it had been reached, may have resulted in a significantly diminished recovery for the class."
In In re Bristol-Myers Securities Litigation, Civil Action No. 00-1990 (D.N.J.), Judge Stanley R. Chesler characterized the $185 million settlement for securities purchasers there as "a wonderful settlement" that had been achieved "only through hard work" by Class Counsel, whom he found to be "extremely skilled and efficient" in dealing with litigation that was "extraordinary in the Court's view in comparison to most securities cases which the Court has had experience with."
In Galanti v. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Civil Action No. 03-209 (SRC) (D.N.J.), Lite DePalma Greenberg played a leading role in securing a $300 million settlement for the class. Judge Stanley R. Chesler said "in many, many ways this case is a demonstration of how class action litigation is supposed to work and the reason why class actions have indeed been authorized ...." Judge Chesler also noted "how impressed the Court has been with the ability and skill of all the attorneys who have litigated before the Court and was, indeed, extraordinarily impressed with the manner in which they've been able to lead this case to the settlement which has resulted."
In In re Electrical Carbon Products Antitrust Litigation, 447 F. Supp. 2d 389, 406 (D.N.J. 2006), in which Lite DePalma Greenberg served as Co-Liaison Counsel, Judge Jerome B. Simandle noted that "Class Counsel and Liaison Counsel demonstrated the skills and effectiveness that come from seasoning and experience in class action litigation, and more particularly in antitrust cases."
In Brennan v. Orban, 145 N.J. 282 (1996), a unanimous opinion by the Supreme Court of New Jersey praised and adopted an analysis of civil jury trial rights contained in an article co-authored by Bruce D. Greenberg. Legal articles by Bruce D. Greenberg have been cited with approval over 10 times by the Supreme Court of New Jersey, the Appellate Division, and courts in other states.

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