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And it has secured subscriber fees from a number of major cable and satellite distributors.

This suggests the recoverable success fees from a losing party will shrink.

After leaving Inhofe's staff, Wheeler received lobbying fees from a variety of clients.

He had to pay his own legal fees, from a salary that had been slashed since his suspension.

The V-chip patent earned Acacia $26 million in licensing fees from a wide range of electronics manufacturers.

This ability might be attractive to attackers looking to make money by collecting fees from a 900 number, Percoco notes.

In fact, the banks subsidized free checking accounts in part through aggressive pursuit of those very same overdraft fees (from a fairly small percentage of customers).

He also came under fire from watchdogs for taking legal fees from a foundation that ran a halfway house whose state financing he had helped oversee.

Miliband has work to do on today's speech about reducing tuition fees from a maximum £9,000 to £6,000 – one of his flagship pledges.

It made £1m in fees from a previous Savile-related inquiry, the Pollard review, which was conducted over just eight weeks in 2012.

After leaving the Senate, he was paid $65,000 in consulting fees from a lobbying shop that represented clients he had helped with earmarks.