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Laurel sued her old employer July 28 and seeks various unspecified monetary damages in a case related to the pay-equity victory by ex-KUSI colleague Sandra Maas.
Ten days after a Superior Court hearing, Judge Ronald Frazier issued a 5-page order detailing what attorney fees and legal costs he'd allow and which he wouldn't.
KUSI lawyer Ken Fitzgerald told the station that if his motion to set aside the verdict were denied, "we'll appeal," which he said would take about a year.
Alleging a "tainted verdict," McKinnon Broadcasting Co., through attorney Ken Fitzgerald, filed motions Friday for a new trial and to void much of Maas' $1.7 million judgment.
"Let's Go Brandon" had about 50 million less streams and 40,000 less downloads than the No. 1 song in America.