Secrecy, Costs, Criminals, and Claimants: 2010 GMA Conference

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Bill Marler's presentation at the 2010 GMA Foodborne Litigation Conference in Washington D.C.

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“Secrecy, Costs, Criminals and Claimants”

PCA – Poisoning People and Criminal Acts

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