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...Powell of Thomas Thomas & Hafer in Harrisburg, could be reached for comment. According to Vardaro, plaintiff Tammy Colvin filed a claim with...
...from an authorized supplier. (Wal-Mart did not respond to requests for comment.) Problems can also occur in developed countries, as Amazon.com Inc. learned...
...plan should be given the force of law and [wrote] further to comment on the nature of judicial review employed in connection with this sui...
The court granted in part defendant attorneys' request for a protective order because exceptions to attorney-client work product doctrine did not apply here and defendants' former clients could not u
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...IMG and the Tampa Bay Innovation Center did not return calls for comment. The innovation center is a nonprofit organization that operates as...
...policies of the state." Burkett did not return a call seeking comment. Both bills are pending in the House Environmental Regulation Committee...
...of Dallas, who represents the defendants, did not return a call seeking comment. After a three day trial — one to pick a...
As many as 80,000 inactive cases could be dismissed from the dockets of asbestos and silica multidistrict litigation courts, if Gov. Rick Perry signs a bill that both chambers of the Texas Legislatur
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