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Jan. 9, 2009
Every Case Is a Winding Road
All parties in litigation should be well-informed of their rights — then do what they think is right regardless of them, writes Victoria Pynchon. - Forum Column
FORUM COLUMN
By Victoria Pynchon I have a confession to make. I am about to become embroiled in litigation. Though I preach the religion of negotiated resolution, I've nevertheless hired litigation counsel to assert my rights and pursue my remedies. This is one of those moments when the rubber of our ideology meets the road of personal circumstance, the moment we are called upon to decide to walk our talk or take the more familiar road. ...For only $95 a month (the price of 2 article purchases)
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