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FORUM « "Business groups hit out at 'compensation culture'" | TARP money to settle shareholder class actions » April 30, 2009Want class-action benefits? Save those minor receipts, indefinitely Paul Karlsgodt wonders how we arrived at a system in which consumer behavior that would ordinarily be considered eccentric at a near-Grey-Gardens level -- such as saving receipts from the purchase of supermarket chicken years in the past -- becomes an important determinant for entitlement to compensation. More on water-in-chicken class action: March 15. |
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