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William Stern, the man who wrote the book on 17200, has left the litigation boutique where he worked for 24 years to join Morrison & Foerster. Stern, a litigator specializing in defending consumer class actions with a focus on financial institutions, formerly practiced at 70-lawyerSeverson & Werson. A principal author of Prop 64, Stern also wrote The Rutter Group's treatise on California's unfair competition law.
March 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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