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A trial over a paper mill worker’s horrific burns, alleged racketeering and charges of fake insurance coverage ended last week with a confidential settlement, halfway through its expected two months. But that was apparently more than enough for the defendant, the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co., whose in-house lawyer spent a night in jail after a southwest Georgia judge found him in contempt for being evasive on the witness stand.
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