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Assuaging legislators' concerns over disgorgement is the next step in the fight to win passage of a legislative package revising the state's unfair competition law. Democrats in the California Assembly cobbled together a bare majority late Thursday to pass AB 95. But some who voted for the measure are opposed to disgorgement, which is included in the companion Senate bill. Approved on Wednesday, SB 122 is double-joined to AB 95, which means that both have to pass in order for the changes to become law.
June 09, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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