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Originally Published: National Law Journal
...help pay for his studies at Cornell University and the University of Southern California. Textbook publisher John Wiley & Sons sued, saying Kirtsaeng’...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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...semiconductor manufacturers and technology companies. Larkins graduated from University of Southern California Law School and worked in Honeywell's aerospace unit and...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...Thailand to study at Cornell University and later at the University of Southern California. Discovering that textbooks almost identical to those in the U...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...I fondly remember Louis M. Brown (1909-1996), a University of Southern California professor of law who advocated for and arguably pioneered the...
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