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: Illinois Injury Lawyer BlogObama?s preemption stance also victory for consumers
During the Bush administration, many federal laws had ?preemption? language written into regulations, meaning that the laws would be standard throughout the country, preempting any relevant state law. President Obama has directed his administration to abandon those policies. The result, according to a Las Vegas Sun article, is a victory for both states and for consumers.
To read more about the preemption directive.
Full post as published by Illinois Injury Lawyer Blog on June 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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