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Lawyers accused of abusing California's unfair competition law could soon learn how it feels to be at the wrong end of a � 17200 action themselves, Attorney General Bill Lockyer said Tuesday. At a legislative hearing held to discuss reforming the statute, the state's top prosecutor said his office had subpoenaed the records of attorneys accused of using the unfair competition law to extort money from small businesses.
January 15, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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