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The former GC of Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group has suffered a setback in his wrongful termination suit against the Connecticut-based shipping company. In January a judge ruled that Paul O'Brien cannot reveal client confidences to make his case because the ethics code in New York-where O'Brien is admitted-bars disclosure. However, the former GC says he'll still be able to prove his case anyway.
April 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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