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The Texas Supreme Court agreed on Oct. 17 to weigh in on a different kind of discovery dispute. David Mattax, chief of the Financial Litigation Division at the Texas attorney general's office, says the dispute isn't over documents that the state is seeking to protect -- the real fight is over the OAG's authority to bring a class action. But that fight is intertwined with the dispute over documents.
October 31, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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