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When Kirkland & Ellis trial wizard Jim Hurst handled a key bellwether for AbbVie Inc. fending off claims the company misled consumers about the risks associated with its prescription testosterone supplement Androgel, his younger partner Hariklia “Carrie” Karis was his second chair.

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