Tbh, if they lose, they could get hit with ethics charges for demanding an excessive fee and then dragging their client through litigation respecting it.
Fees are usually set between counsel and client, and the BARs will typically not interfere with reasonable agreements, but there are limits.
The shareholders won the case already, however:
'The company may object to the fee, as it has a fee request in a similar case over the pay for its directors.
Delaware judges have said that pursuing cases deep into litigation, through depositions and toward trial, should get a higher percentage of the recovery to reflect the risk and effort. The Musk pay case went to a one-week trial.'
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...aaaaaand...if helpful for the process...
...I kindly ask these fine Gents to assist ---> @ArmadilloRancher & @nips
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