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So far, the fight to reform California's unfair competition law has seemed more showbiz than substance. There's a skeletal bill from Assemblyman Lou Correa that has yet to take shape. Tort reformers pushing for change have yet to reveal exactly what they want. And even though there isn't a proposal on the table, the plaintiffs bar is warning of potential disaster. What is clear is that legislators are facing a tough choice: either anger trial lawyers or alienate business interests.
January 14, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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