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...A Boston federal judge has ordered the...steroids from three recalled lots of the company's preservative-free...
...A Boston federal magistrate judge is allowing...destructive" testing, including inspection of walls and ductwork, at New...
...Netflix Inc. has agreed to put closed captions on 100 percent of its streaming content within two years to settle a lawsuit filed by...
...Association of the...and Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen in Boston did...
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...Loss of bladder control and pain during...in New Brunswick, N.J.; Boston Scientific Corp.; and American Medical...
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...fully compliant by March 15, 2012." Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen of Boston and Fox & Robertson of Denver, Colo., represented the...
...bid to dismiss a case against it brought by the National Association of the Deaf for failing to provide closed captioned text with its Web...
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