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The Association of Trial Lawyers of America's enthusiastic decision to embrace the new system set up by Congress to compensate victims of the World Trade Center attack could come back to haunt the group. The system contains several features that ATLA in the past viewed as threatening the fundamental right to sue, including a mechanism for bypassing juries, the elimination of punitive damages and an overall cap on liability.
October 19, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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