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: Point of LawCrunchberries and 17200
By James R. Copland
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I was particularly interested in Michael Krauss's Crunchberries posts (here and here), not only because I happen to like artificially sweetened cereals but also because I take special interest in consumer-fraud class actions. In this instance, the class action is...Full post as published by Point of Law on June 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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