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Trial lawyers and car dealers, key factions in the debate over rewriting the state's unfair competition law, have renewed negotiations to reach a legislative compromise rather than do battle at the ballot box. Tort reformers stand poised to turn in collected signatures for a November ballot initiative on April 16, which doesn't leave much time for compromise. "We obviously are motivated, and we want to shoot for that April deadline,� said Sen. Martha Escutia who helped bring the two sides together.
March 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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