NYTimes writes "Lehman Loss Just the Start for Money Fund", saying, "The Reserve Primary Fund, the giant money market fund that was pushed into a tailspin by the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September, estimated on Thursday that legal fees and damage claims stemming from that crisis would ultimately cost its investors more than Lehman did.... If the fund trustees are right, that litigation could add 5.25 cents a share to the Lehman loss -- for a final recovery for investors of 91.72 cents on the dollar." See the Reserve's release "A Statement Regarding Special Reserve Under The Plan of Liquidation" and Bloomberg's "Reserve Fund Holds Back $3.5 Billion for Legal Costs".