(Hausfeld was actually the second lawyer for Dryer, Bethea and their fellow original name plaintiffs, who began the case with counsel fromCharles Zimmermanof Zimmerman Reed.)LastNovember, former journeyman quarterback Dan Pastorini filed a notice in the Minnesota class action, informing the court that he hadsued Hausfeld and his eponymous firmfor malpractice in state court in Harris County, Texas. Pastorini said that he and many of Hausfeld other clients not support the present actions of defendants to attempt to settle their own class action case in a way that lines the pockets of defendants with legal fees, creates nonsensical entities orchestrated by defendants to obtain still more additional side benefits to them, but does nothing to effectively further the interest of plaintiff and the class members that he represents. Certainly didn advance comity in the case that Pastorini was (and is) represented in the malpractice suit byJon King, who was fired from the Hausfeld firm last