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...Defense Counsel: Glenn M. Campbell, William J. Ferren & Associates, Blue Bell, Pa. Plaintiff's Experts: Andrew Verzilli, economics...
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... Chester R. "Chip" Babst III, founding shareholder...Meloff Reiter & Stein in Blue Bell, Pa., said that while...
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