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Mississippi College Law Symposium on BP Gulf Oil Spill

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On this Friday, February 18, Mississippi College School of Law will be hosting a law review symposium, Beyond the Horizon: The Gulf Oil Spill Crisis -- Analyzing Economic, Environmental, and Legal Implications of the Oil Spill. Here's the brochure: Download...

Full post as published by Mass Tort Litigation Blog on February 16, 2011 (boomark / email).

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