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Marilyn Eickenhorst was a fourth-year lawyer at a Houston trial firm when an unglamorous task fell to her -- rooting through records at the Arkansas Public Service Commission. She never filed suit in that case. But she did stumble onto troubling information that led to the suit of a career and a $93.2 million judgment -- the largest-ever affirmed judgment in an Arkansas state court.
July 14, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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