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William J. Cass couldn't believe his eyes when he glimpsed his opposing counsel's briefcase in a patent infringement suit in New Haven, Conn. What he saw was evidence critical to his task of enforcing valuable dental enamel patents. Despite discovery requests, the evidence had not been previously produced. A jury ruled against his client, but the judge reversed after finding that discovery misconduct had "permeated" the litigation.
March 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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