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Plenty of legal heavyweights have adorned the docket in the government's antitrust litigation against Microsoft Corp. But one of the key players has struck a lower profile, which befits his clients -- Microsoft competitors that aren't parties to the litigation. It only helps make the contrast complete that these competitors' lawyer, James Tierney, is a solo practitioner holed up in a log cabin in Maine.
January 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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