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California voters may get the chance to decide whether the state's unfair competition law goes too far. Fed up with what they say is the Legislature's lack of interest in stopping these types of lawsuits, defense lawyers, tort reform lobbyists and businesses say they are considering a ballot initiative to remove broad language from the statute, which allows plaintiffs' lawyers to sue companies for anything deemed "unfair."
December 19, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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