Timeline Set For Latest AAM California Challenge
AAM Renews Attack On Legislation Labelling ‘Pay For Delay’ Deals Anticompetitive
Executive Summary
A court timeline has been set out for the latest attack by the AAM on Californian legislation that deems “pay-for-delay” litigation settlement deals anticompetitive.
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