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...Bruce Warren Jr. was appointed, he and the client "were not on an equal playing field and she was not in a position to...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
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...has cleared the House Judiciary Committee. A spokeswoman for...convicted child-pornography offenders based on factors such as the child...
...allow cases," said Morrison & Foerster partner William Stern, an expert on California's consumer protection laws who represents Ben & Jerry's, Del...
Originally Published: The Recorder
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