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The economy may have tanked, but business is booming at the nation's six law school securities arbitration clinics. Middle-class investors who have been "churned and burned" can find an advocate to represent them -- and the students benefit, too. Says one clinic director, "These are mostly business-, corporate-, securities- and tax-oriented students who get an opportunity to have client contact and practice public interest law."
February 19, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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