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FORUM « "One of the best ways to help Haiti: modify FCPA" | The Offer of Judgment Rule in Georgia: Analyzing Smith v. Baptiste » March 17, 2010Discovery and tobacco historians Historians (of all groups) shouldn't act as if they were born yesterday when it emerges that high-stakes litigation is contentious and tends to leave no stone unturned. Right? Bill Childs reviews a cover story at The Nation. Posted by Walter Olson at 10:09 AM | TrackBack (0) |
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