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Compensation approved for Jackson estate admins

Published - Feb 03 2010 23:53 PM

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Two men administering Michael Jackson's estate will receive a total of 10 percent of the its profits minus several sizable assets, a judge agreed Wednesday. Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff approved the compensation for attorney John Branca and ... Read Full Story

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