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In Joseph Lieberman, Al Gore has picked a man notorious for his support of tort reform, a crusade that offends plaintiffs' lawyers. Yet lawyers have donated more money to Gore than Green party candidate Ralph Nader, a man revered among personal injury lawyers. The reason? George W. Bush's tort reform record doesn't shine and a vote for Nader is "tantamount to a vote for Bush," says trial attorney Fred Baron.
August 14, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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