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...Jacob Hafter and Michael Naethe, Law Office of Jacob L. Hafter & Associates, Las Vegas, Nevada, for the plaintiff-appellant. ...
...Firm, Ramona, California, Owen Randolph Bragg and Craig M. Shapiro, Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates, Chicago, Illinois, Shaun Khojayan, Beverly Hills, California, and Richard John Rubin...
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...Thorn;Argued: December 9, 2010Before Sandra Day O'CONNOR, Associate Justice (Retired), Supreme Court of the United States, sitting by designation, and...
...Paul Arons; The Berg Law Group, Irving L. Berg; Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates and O. Randolph Bragg III for Defendant and Appellant....
...Mancini & Associates, Marcus A. Mancini; Benedon & Serlin, Gerard M. Serlin and Kelly R. Horwitz for Plaintiff and Appellant....
...Ludeke for Defendant and Respondent HMI Associates, Inc.Schaffer, Lax, McNaughton & Chen and John H. Horwitz for Defendant and Respondent Lehman Foods...
...Mancini & Associates, Marcus A. Mancini, Christopher Barnes; Benedon & Serlin, Douglas G. Benedon and Kelly R. Horwitz for Plaintiff and Appellant...
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